Thursday, November 17, 2011
My Go-To Processing Technique
This week's Photo Art Friday theme over at Pixel Dust Photo Art is to share a piece of photo art that has been made using one of your favorite, "go-to" editing/processing techniques. Well, My absolute favorite editing/processing technique is to apply a texture layer and try different blend modes and opacities until I find what works for my picture. I will repeat this process with different textures until I am satisfied with the results. Here I used pdpa_Soft_Echoes texture in saturation blend mode at 43% opacity and pdpa_Feelings texture in overlay blend mode at 58% opacity. Many thanks to Bonnie over at Pixel Dust Photo Art for sharing these textures!
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This is just beautiful Linda!
Wonderful focal point, depth of field, and processing.
Linda this is so lovely. Isn't it fun seeing all of the things that you can do with these wonderful textures. Love how you have done this!
How beautiful. Love the feeling I get when I gaze at this image. So glad you shared it with Photo Art Friday! I'm just going to have to follow!!
Soft and lovely - and a process I follow as well. Lots of clicking and changing opacity and experimenting, but it's all so much fun!
This particular image turned out so lovely. Flowers and nature are favorites. Thanks so much for sharing, kareninkenai
I follow a similar process. Beautiful result, love the DOF and softer colors.
Linda this is such beautiful work . . . .gorgeous. Teresa x
a sweet result from your beautiful daisy photograph
I like this artwork so much. Beautiful flowers and colors :)
You and I share the same favorite process! Never underestimate a little trial and error :). Just beautiful.
Kathy
P.S. I am your newest follower. Your photography is beautiful.
Kathy
Linda this is just lovely. I like the soft texture you used on this photo.
By the way I used your Autumn Grunge texture for my PAF post. Loved how it turned out.
This is beautiful work, Linda!
Lovely flower image and fine texture.
Your Black-eyed Susan is gorgeous, and the application of the texture a great choice.
Hi, what a great image, so lovely! Such a pleaure to visit your blog, blessings Suzanne
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