Am sharing this image with Lisa Gordon's "The Creative Exchange". Do join us there! The Creative Exchange takes place every Monday.
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Were you perhaps hoping you would find a new texture waiting here for you? Well, who am I to disappoint you. Hope you like it!
To download the free, high-resolution pdpa texture, entitled "Hope", click HERE.
thanks for the texture!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. You have awards waiting for you on my blog. Hugs, Edna B.
ReplyDeleteYour artography is beautiful! It certainly does have that painted look about it. Just the right combination of the paint daubs and poster edges. And a big thank you for the new texture.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, perfect photo for this! Love that pop of red!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition and colors.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course, beautiful post-processing :)
Thank you for the texture.
Regard and best wishes
this image makes me want to be right there on that sidewalk and windowshop! just lovely!
ReplyDeleteBerautiful sidewalk. Would love to walk there
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Montreal, but it looks like I need to get there :) Gorgeous shot! And thank you for the texture too.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, [out of breath with excitement] you've got to come back for another look:
ReplyDeleteI've just used 'Hope' on one of the images in today's post, and it doesn't half improve it!!!
Thank you for yet another winner.
Forgot to say that you used the painterly effect in that street just right. Do you happen to know the work of a continental [I believe Flemish or Dutch or German] graphic artist called Anton Pieck? The end of that street could have been drawn by him.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot - looks like a lovely street. Really like the splashes of red.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful composition with so much interesting detail. I love the processing you did.
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful Bonnie. It almost looks like a painting!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the gorgeous texture. You are truly so talented with these.
Thank you also for sharing with us today at The Creative Exchange.
Have a wonderful evening!
lisa.
Very beautiful! I love the richness of the colors.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for the texture, as always it looks so inspiring, can't wait to use it!! "Hope", just the word I'm after right now... :-)
This photo is wonderful
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming and quaint restaurant - your photo is beautiful, as well as the effects! Thank you for the texture!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.. I love this store front, the flowers, the awning! Will you consider entering it in my 'Weekly Top Shot' meme? We're on Week #18 and I'd love to see you share with me and my readers! Here's this weeks' link: http://www.theviewfromrighthere.com/blog/?p=6331
ReplyDeleteOh, it's glorious, Bonnie! I love the original...would love to be able to experience that scene. Your texture has turned your photo into a fabulous painting.
ReplyDeleteOf course I love the subject matter of the photo, but also the bright colours and perspective. It's great how the effects you applied created a new art form that might be described as hyper-realism meets graphic design. Really nice!
ReplyDeleteI love your work and thank you for the new texture.
ReplyDeleteLove the new texture...thanks
ReplyDeleteHugs
SUeAnn
Love what you did with the Old Montreal restaurant. Nice work! And the texture is gorgeous. Can't wait to try it. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Julie
Julie Magers Soulen Photography
I like the pop of colors in your photo! Thanks so much for your nice comment last week.
ReplyDeleteI adore your photo.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me wish for spring or summer time, and ice creams and long walks around the oldest parts of the city!
Love the processing of the store fronts. V
ReplyDeleteThis is just great Bonnie! I love all of the color up front, then it sort of fades out in the distance. Great processing!
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