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| Read more about this photo challenge below ... This is my edited image before adding Kim Klassen's textures |
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| ...and after adding two of Kim's textures Loveinlayers Grungedup |
We had an abundant amount of dandelions this year, so I thought I would share one of the many images I captured.
I must say, I've seen quite a few 'dandelion sessions' here on line ... they really do make such beautiful subjects.
I also added two of Kim Klassen's textures, and am entering her Texture Tuesday Challenge.
For this weeks challenge, she wrote in a previous post, asking that we ...
* choose two of her textures from the archives
* mix our blend modes and opacities
* think outside the box
* and shake things up a bit
Lol! Well, if I recall correctly, {must admit my mind has been all over the place these 'daze'}, this is the first time I've entered her challenge, although I have used her textures on my images before, and I'm hoping she will think I did a fair enough job with this one! I want to do her textures justice ... they are amazing! Her work is so inspiring, and I love to see what she creates each week!
For this edit 'recipe', I started out working on the original image, adjusting color levels, and saturation. When I was happy with those results, I added her 'loveinlayers' texture in the multiplied blending mode, then pulled the opacity back from 100% to 25%.
For the second texture, I used 'grungedup', in the overlay blending mode, adjusting the opacity for that one back to 29%. Finally, I set the contrast to 3%, then using the brush tool in vivid light which I set at 10% to smooth and give it a bit of a softer tone.
As I said, this is the first time I've entered, and I would love your thoughts!
For those who haven't entered before, come join me, and the rest of the texture lovers, over on Kim's site by clicking HERE!
Have a wonderful week! xoxo




