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A small, carefully selected part of a dead tree trunk, at a park in northeast Calgary.
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From a boardwalk over a geyser field in Yellowstone National Park, you can see the abstract artistry of Mother Nature. The interaction of scalding hot water, laden with minerals, and the extremophile microorganisms that live in this harsh environment, combine to create breathtaking beauty.
Along the fence at the Beaufort Inn, Beaufort, SC during a New Year's weekend getaway...
Textures from Kim Klassen - Embrace and Aurora
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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.
Here is a a reworked old photo which I would like to use as a transition into a more Flickr-oriented daily life after my long absence.
I have no idea where this texture came from.
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...
Pringles chips seen from close :)
It was very interesting to discover various textures of things :)
Macro Mondays - "Redux 2017--My Favorite Theme of the Year" - July 17: Member's Choice: Texture
(and also can be May 22: Chip(s))
In EXPLORE 1 January 2018 # 53 :)
Pentax 67 EDIF 300mm f/4 - FLI Proline 16803 - Ha (180m) L (150m) R (40m) G (40m) B (40m) - Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia
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This is my first textured composition without a texture generator. Thank you Skyshaper for showing me the way without having to jeopardize my son's college fund.... You've been a great friend and I appreciate your helping me... Yes, you can teach and The Iceman Cometh.... ;-)
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.
This was a very dark picture with lots of noise & no eye detail. It was sharp however & nuthatches are few & far between so I messed about with it & added a texture to mask the noise.
Washington Oaks State Park Coquina Rocks Beach - St. Augustine FL Beaches
An Palm Coast Atlantic Ocean seascape at low tide during a beautiful sunrise on the coquina rocks beach at Washington Oaks State Park near St. Augustine Florida. Had an awesome trip to the east coast of Florida last week with my good friend Mark VanDyke, and we were treated to some great sights! Hope you enjoy it, faves and comments are appreciated! ;-)
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Single exposure with a Nikon D800 w/ 17-35mm f2.8 and Nikon Circular Polarizer
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