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We will rejoice in your salvation,
And in the name of our God we will set up our banners!
May the Lord fulfill all your petitions.
Psalm 20:5
I noticed a cool reflection on this bathroom towel rack. It was interesting with only a little light coming from the hallway and a small nightlight. Didn't get what I was trying for, but I like the resulting texture, which I guess came from the low level of light. Cropped a bit and desaturated in iMac photos, but otherwise straight from my iPhone.
NIKON D750 + 24.0-70.0 mm f/2.8 @ 38 mm, 1 sec at f/16, ISO 50
www.rc.au.net/blog/2016/03/11/tranquil-beauty/
© Rodney Campbell
Feel free to use these high res texture images for layering and creating digi composites. I would appreciate a credit and link back if you wish. Enjoy!
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FREE texture from NinianLif
Once you've created a wonderful textured image, please come and join me at NinianLif's Texture Addicts and post it to the group pool!
Texture created by mashing my charcoal drawings up with my stock texture images.
Friendz this is my first Texture upload for flickr,I hope you will enjoy. Please put your suggestions if required. Merry Christmas to all of you!!!!!!
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During a visit to Rochester NY last year we visited the zoo. The rhinos were very photogenic - especially from the rear!!
Textures: T1 and T36 in my free texture set (Free Textures by TCP)
we went to a b-day party this weekend and this was a lucky catch while she was waiting for her turn to hit the pinata!! the balloons were the b-day girls! i think i may have gone overboard with this one..but i am starting to edit photos and take some as well...so i'm off to a good start!
Factory Butte near Hanksville, Utah seen shortly after sunset, surrounded by a terrain of radiating, eroded ridges.
These boulders have had countless years of salt water spray, wind and weather erroding them, marking them, shaping them and many seemed to be purposely placed or even sculpted into works of art. Copyright © Kim Toews and Kim Toews Photography. Please contact Kim Toews for purchasing and publishing options.
Custom prints available.
5/5 for the b&w challenge!! If there is anyone out there that hasn't been tagged and WANTS to be tagged, please consider it done by me! Just post 5 b&w shots- no deadline, no subject, just b&w! And have fun!
Thanks to pareeerica for the great texture!
I will be very happy if you use my texture and leave me a small copy of your work in my comment box below.
Feel free to use these high res texture images for layering and creating digi composites. I would appreciate a credit and link back if you wish. Enjoy!
To create a link back
Please copy this code and paste it into your image description:
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<b>FREE texture</b> from <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/beapierce/sets/72157601574009156/">NinianLif</a>
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It will look like this:
FREE texture from NinianLif
Once you've created a wonderful textured image, please come and join me at NinianLif's Texture Addicts and post it to the group pool!
Texture created by mashing my charcoal drawings up with my stock texture images.
Feel free to use on your creations, just don't claim as your own or resell it. I hope everyone had a great Easter.
How to save this texture... Go to the top click on "All sizes" once your at the larger image click on the tab that says "original" then right click on it and save it to your computer.
Very basic tip on using-
Open the texture, open your image.
If your using Photoshop, go to your "layers palette" have your texture as the top layer then play with the layer settings, try these (make sure your on your texture, not your photo): Overlay, Soft Light, Hard Light (more dramatic) and Multiply.. keep in mind you can always use a light opacity eraser and erase bits of the texture away from your image.
Have fun...