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The colours of the rust and paint on this old automobile compliment one another in this abstract image.
#TextureTuesday
Haggis, neeps 'n tattles :-). Or haggis, turnip/swede and potatoes, for those of you who don't understand the Scottish description, I gave originally!
Coffee mug layered with Kim Klassen's chamomile texture. Entry for Kim Klassen Cafe's texture Tuesdays.
Found this old log at the bottom of our garden. I think it was supposed to be thrown out at some point!
Having to use mostly archived photos for this week's 7 Days of Shooting challenges.
For: 7 Days of Shooting. Week #4. Animals or Birds - Texture Tuesday.
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to look at my photo and comment or Fave, Your thoughts are much appreciated.
The location takes its name from sugar refining which began on site in 1752. From 1868 it became home to the local Holyrood brewing industry which continued on site to the end of the 20th Century.
It has recently been developed as student accomodation.
The City of Edinburgh Council Planning Report stated: "The design of the site shows an excellent understanding of the historical development of the area and the buildings on the site. This has allowed the architects to create a scheme which is both sympathetic and dynamic, creating high quality urban design and architecture’
The design proposals retain a number of Listed buildings within the heart of the site which are made visible from a new Courtyard and Close, unlocking key routes and unseen vistas."
7 Days of Shooting/Week #7/Archives/Texture Tuesday
(sub theme - Edinburgh)
Port Arthur - looking through one of the lower level archways at the Guard Tower toward the Stable and Servant's Quarters behind the Commandant's House
7 Days of Shooting –
Curved masonry such as bridges will work for this week. Curved structures can contain architectural arches and what about your feet - or maybe someone else’s feet. Look around, we can find arches in the most unusual places and maybe not too far from our own homes!
using old photos this week.
Texture Tuesday, "Free and Easy"
I've used kk_awaken at 100% soft light, duplicated the layer to 51% multiple and lightly removed all bar the top left and bottom right corners. The font is Windsong. The title comes from the song by Mumford and Sons.
Also for #65 of the 114 pictures in 2014 scavenger hunt "Daisy".
This week's theme for Kim Klassen's TextureTuesday is 'Red.' I was trying out my new 35mm prime when I shot this. I used Cinnamon, Stained Linen and Aurora textures.
This is the last Texture Tuesday of 2011. I can't believe the year is almost over. Where has the time gone? For this final Texture Tuesday the theme was "celebrate." I used Kim's Canvas Back Magic texture. I love the magic textures.
Celebrate life . . . Celebrate love . . . Celebrate togetherness . . . Celebrate!
This fur hat, brought to me from Russia, is so warm that my model was not comfortable wearing it in the house.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Headgear" "Texture Tuesday"
due to a broken computer, then swapped computer, then no internet access, texture tuesday is happening late. i did take and process this shot on tuesday though. but the internet was down in the apartment i was in.
this is a detail of a...painting..that my best friend and i did when we first met. it's basically just a nasty collage of paint, thumbtacks, pins, magazine cutouts, wood glue, caulk, bubble wrap, fishtank gravel, and of course an excess amount of glitter, over the years, the metal parts of the painting have rusted. making it all the more better.
View Large On Black for tetanus.
The cherry tree is blooming. I used KK's Heart Happy texture on two layers (soft light and multiply) as well as a gradient map and solid color fill.
Spinning out of Nothingness 2
Read about the making of this image at : sweetleafnotes.blogspot.com/2014/08/texture-tuesday-spinn...
I originally posted this on my blog for Texture Tuesday, but after reading today's B2 class materials, wanted to post this here. Following the tutorial Kim posted a few days ago on using the gradient with linear light, I used that here. (Can't wait to experiment with radial gradient.) I used a very light , almost white gradient and erased it over the flower buds. This helped tone the blurred background and lightened up the white fluffy seeded bloom. There are a few places where it could be better (just above the flower on the left) but overall I'm pleased with it. I used Sybil to make the frame for this picture. I applied it once at Normal and copied it, changed 2nd layer to Color Burn. I loved how this looked (see what Kim did in the class tutorial) but it wasn't quite right for the frame, so I copied it again and changed it to Multiply. Had I done this after Kim's tutorial, I would have tried the Levels adjustment instead. I think that would be a better way to control how much more color depth is added. I think that the lower left corner would not have been so dark if I had done it that way.
I also used Kim's texture Violet with blending modes of Color Burn and Screen over the photograph before applying the frame.
This is a very old camera and many a good photo it took!
7 Days of Shooting Week #8 Vintage Texture Tuesday ....
High 5 ~ In A Row ~ 365 .... Vintage ....
Apologies for being absent but I've been somewhat busy of late, doing my best to catch up!!
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
He or she sat perfectly under the shadows of a tree allowing me to catch this shot ~ clever duck!
7 Days of Shooting Week #2 Birds Texture Tuesday ....
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
Found a new travel buddy who's soft and cuddly and sparkly too! White Unicorns are hard to find - this one found me in the toy section... Shot for 7DOS, Week 18 - white, Texture Tuesday.
Statue at the Oasis restaurant in Austin, TX.
I gave them my own titles, because I didn't see name plates.
And the sculptor's name isn't on their website, or I would give credit where it is due. Will fix if anyone can enlighten me.
EDIT: These three darlings are about as textured as you can get. I adore this statue, so I share. :)
i would say it is a good day all around to blossom ...
i hope yours is happy!
xo
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today is an extra exciting texture tuesday ~
kim's 2for2 texture set is released today!
as always ~ before | after and recipes
of this image blogged at 2bbb ...
www.2blessedbeyondbelief.com/2010/06/good-morning-dear-ki...
please forgive me ~ i have so much catching up to do, but will be by soon to see your lovely work ~ pg
A very quick texture for this Tuesday, another from Kim Klasson, I do so like the writing in the corners.
Feeling very sore after traction at physio this afternoon so sorry to post and run and hopefully will be back later to check out all your fabulous offerings !
Happy Texture Tuesday everybody !
Thanks for stopping to view, comment and fave my image all are very much appreciated :o)
I try to remember to take time every day to look for beauty in the ordinary.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #25" "Resolutions" "Texture Tuesday"
A simple tool, designed and made by my husband Peter for pulling large logs instead of lifting them! * This is MY one...!!! * these are mostly sweet chestnut with some hornbeam from our 4 acres of neglected coppice with standards that we bought last year. We will continue to fell and tidy out fallen trees and weed trees and begin to get the coppice back onto a regular cycle for a sustainable production of firewood, building materials, furniture , charcoal , logs for edible mushroom cultivation etc , etc.
It's hard and physical but very, very enjoyable and satisfying work!
"7 Days of Shooting" Week#26 "Texture Tuesday"
Beyond Layers- Kim Klassen T16 Texture. This saying hung in my Grandma's kitchen for as long as I can remember growing up. I must have read it thousands of times over the years. Its a part of me now so when I am talking I try to move my topics up the ladder... whoever aims to be small :-) Thanks Gram!