Last year at this time I had two broken bones in my arm near my wrist. The photograph below was taken one-handed out of a moving car, during that time. Due to that it's not a great photo, BUT with the addition of a texture to give it a vintage feel it becomes a viable little piece of photo art!
This version has the texture Faded Fresco added and processed in Luminosity blend mode at 75% opacity.
This version employs the same texture in Screen blend mode at 85% opacity.
This is the pdpa Faded Fresco texture used above and you can add it to your collection of textures by clicking HERE. Enjoy!
(Remember, if you try to simply click on the image in the post and 'save as' you are getting a 72 dpi image. When you download it by clicking 'HERE' you get a 300 dpi image which is what you want for superior quality images.)
Sharing with lovely Lisa's The Creative Exchange.
Oh my, so sorry to hear about your arm injury last year...ouch. Thank you so much for this beautiful free texture! All of your textures make my photographic heart sing.
ReplyDeletethis texture looks great on your samples! can´t wait to try it... thanks so much for your generosity, bonnie!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!!
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Another fabulous texture...thank you so much. I can't wait to play with it and the last ones you posted on here as well.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous week.
Bright blessings,
Kathy
What a great texture Bonnie, and I love what you've done with it here!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing today at The Creative Exchange.
Have a wonderful evening!
lisa.
I do a lot of 'drive-by shooting.' Maybe that's why I'm so fond of textures. I like this one a lot. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThis one looks fun, Bonnie! Thanks so much for sharing your talents!
ReplyDeletethis is a beautiful texture. it looks wonderful on your photo.
ReplyDeletenicely done!
ReplyDeletebeautiful texture Bonnie, thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting new texture. Your edits look great!
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely Bonnie - has a great "cut/torn" feel to the edge - thank you!
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