Toulouse

Taken this late Summer early Fall I added a texture layer and was happy with the results. Sorry I know I'm posting a lot of pics right now but I have so many and just feel like I need to get some out there! But if you leave a comment I WILL visit you!! (I still can't figure out why on some images the EXIF data shows and some it doesn't I'm not trying to hide it.)

Comments are always welcome and favs most appreciated.

Comentarios y favs son siempre bienvenidos

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Thanks to @lenabem for texture. Processed in Topaz Studio and Lightroom

From a trip enjoyed years ago. You can tell by the camera...my first digital, and I had no idea what to do with it except of course -- point and shoot!

Detail of my mother's wedding dress, which was later used for my christening....Two important life events...

HMM!!

baby male anna's hummingbird ツ

texture 'navidad' courtesy of Cris Buscaglia Lenz:

www.flickr.com/photos/200054061@N07

This photo was created for the TMI Textured Landscape Contest

www.flickr.com/groups/impressionists/discuss/721576529510...

My appreciation and thanks to all of you for your comments awards and faves.

The front of a pair of my casual summer shoes.

HMM everyone.

For macro mondays 'paper'

The rolled section of this torn strip was about 1cm across - it was fascinating to see the textures of the rough edges so closely!

It was placed on a smooth ceramic tile with a glitter card background.

Thank you for taking the time to visit, comment, fave or invite. I really appreciate them all.

All photos and textures used are my own.

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Textured

Macro Mondays Theme .

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exterior wall of a commercial building

My photo enhanced with Impresso Pro, Distressed FX Plus and iColorama

Philbert has been practicing for the Feb. 2, just in case Gregory Groundhog oversleeps on Groundhog Day.

Thanks for all your views, faves and comments!

Russ Hillier Photo Charter at Barrow Hill Depot.

LNER locomotives 60163 Tornado, 60532 Blue Peter and 60009 Union of South Africa.

Impressive door from Grimma, with heavy duty texture for Sliders Sunday

Texturas y detalles de un leño.

Primer intento con la Tecnica de Ultra Resolucion (Foto Stacking): 10 tomas secuenciales bajo las mismas condiciones de luz, enfoque y apertura a mano alzada, apiladas en PS para obtner una imagen magnificada al 150%.

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Textures and details of a log.

First try with the Hyper Resolution technique (Photo Stacking ): 10 sequential shots under the same lighting conditions , focus and aperture hand held stacked on PS to get a 150% magnified image.

Oxidation of a supposedly stainless pot 😉

Smyrna is the oldest documented church building in Arkansas and is among five known antebellum churches still standing in the state. I photograph this church a lot since it is not a long drive. Decided it was time to give it a texture treatment.

the macromonday theme for today (12/26) is "Redux 2016--My Favorite Theme of the Year "-- revisit one of the 52 themes-- this is a possibility for "photowalk textures"

Difficult to resist a flaking and decaying door, I came across this one in Cromford, Derbyshire. © Peter Zabulis - All Rights Reserved

My own texture created

Looking close on... Friday

Texture in Flora

Winter colors for still life. Textures by ON1 and Florabella.

Leaf of a fern at the end of the summer in Scotland.

HSS

Over, and part of, our fireplace is an old mirror. The silver backing is peeling off in places, leaving wonderful tree-like patterns that we love. This a detail of one of these areas.

Taken with a rather unusual lens setup for a macro - 24mm tilt shift (tilted) a 2x converter and a small extension tube. I used the tilt to avoid reflections of the camera and get the plane of the mirror in focus without focus stacking.

I hope you like it.

Explored

thx 4 views comments faves invites always appreciated

big is good

Visit my website at www.shoot-to-catch.de

Early mornings at Scipio Creek are always peaceful; usually pelicans and seagulls are the only things stirring. The little boat on the left side of this image has been there for years, I was told someone lived on it for several years, but now it is unoccupied. The other boat was a recent arrival, and if Google Maps are to be believed it is gone now. For some reason that I do not understand the dark waters of Scipio Creek are very reflective.

I processed this image in Photoshop with a little help from Dynamic Auto Painter. French Kiss Creme-Fraiche was used for texturing.

clay tiled roofs, textures, patterns and colors

Seen hidden amongst the boats on Hastings' shoreline.

Jun 13, 2009 #83 on Explore

Textures:

Max F. Williams

www.flickr.com/photos/maxfwilliams/3314197224/in/set-7215...

Skeletal Mess

flickr.com/photos/skeletalmess/3139835075/in/set-72157611...

Bright window at the side entrance of a book shop in Utrecht, Netherlands. There is also a mirror attached to the wall, probably an old surveillance mirror.

Challenge CoF174 - OBJECT & BLACK&WHITE

Challenge on flickr

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march is a tough month in wisconsin, as we get no signs of spring. but there are still brown flower husks in sunset light. and for now, that is enough.