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7 Days of Shooting –
Week #15 (w/b 18 October) Vegetables - Vegetables are perfect subjects for photography. Fresh tomatoes, carrots, cauliflower, jalapeño and on and on! So, we should have a gallery of healthy photos so get down to your local Farmers’ Market and show us your best!!
Texture Tuesday - Texture in photography emphasizes features and details, so the detail in the surface of the object(s) you are photographing should be the most important feature of the image.
Week #12 (w/b 27 September) Three - Whatever, But Three - Not one, not two but three … you can take photographs of anything you wish this week but there has to be three of them! However, for those that like that little number 3, the numeric number 3 will be allowed but BIG extra points (!!) as we want to see three little pigs, or the three musketeers ~ you’ve got it 3 of anything or that single numeric 3 will work this week!
Texture Tuesday - Texture in photography emphasizes features and details, so the detail in the surface of the object(s) you are photographing should be the most important feature of the image.
three lines painted on the path to let walkers know that the surface is slightly broken
I used 1 layer of Kim Klassen's "Sybil" from the Downtown Collection with a layer mask and with setting the texture to 95% opacity...simple!
The font is "Milk and Cereal" - one of my favorites...
I've been wanting a chance to use Kim's kk-chalk magic. This photo had a black background to begin with, so I added the chalk magic, then an adjustment layer to remove the texture from the mug and doily.
I used the Coffee Shop dark and dramatic colour action and added Kim Klassen's just for june no. 3 texture
Texture Tuesday using little things texture and I have always loved this quote so thanks to Kim for the brush!
A picture of some berries I took at the Minnesota Zoo, September 2011. Texture used: Edward by Kim Klassen. www.kimklassencafe.com/
Premature Spring 2012 provided an opportunity to capture new Magnolia shots in March. Submitted for Texture Tuesday, the Pink Edition.
Kim Klassen layers - the Veil, Music Lovin & Lilly.
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For Texture Tuesday Soft eDition. Used Kim Klassen's "Music Lovin" texture. Read about it on my blog here
Hopefully I can get away with calling this textured, I used a flash to freeze the foam while also getting the running water blur from a 1/30s exposure.
For Beyond Layers day 61 challenge, Pieces of me: Through Your Window
Photo taken on 4 March, 2014
Resources:
- texture Revolution by Kim Klassen
Read more in my blog.
It's Texture Tuesday! I am loving playing with textures. It is getting me back into the archives and playing with images that I would have otherwise passed over. I just don't know how to name them :)
Luminous, pourvous, and SweetTreat were the textures used in this image, and all are by Kim Klassen. Make sure to click the link and see what others are doing with her wonderful textures.
For Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday. This week's theme was People. I don't take many people shots so I decided I would try processing one of my fave shots from way back in the archives. I used Kim's textures Mad Love, Portrait and Luminous.
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Exploring b/w...desaturated almost all of the color (instead of "convert to b/w"), leaving some hints of sepia behind. Added a gradient map, then one layer of Kim's texture 'madlove' on overlay @68% which I desaturated a bit & erased from the center of the photo, especially over the dock. Then added a 2nd layer of 'madlove', hardlight @52% which I completely desaturated to b/w. And then erased some more. Feels moody...like the day.