Friday, March 30, 2012
Texture Tuesday ... On Friday
I've finally had some time this week to delve into Photoshop and really begin to learn and explore all that it has to offer. One of the things I wanted to learn first was how to apply textures to my photos and use layers. I was referred to Kim Klassen and I was able to explore her site this week. Wow! If you are looking for great tutorials on how to apply textures in Photoshop, her site is a wealth of information. Her work is stunning and every photo is truly a work of art.
I went to her Textures in Ten Classroom and used the FREE tutorials. My final image is above! I'm in love with the result!! I photographed this beautiful Magnolia flower down the road at one of our local parks. The tree was loaded with flowers and the fragrance was euphoric. I just love how this photo turned out. I applied two of Kim's textures, first Be still and then Faved.
I also learned this cool mouseover photo trick from Project Alicia. You can mouse over my photo to see the original SOOC shot. I have copied the code below if you want to give this trick a try for yourself, or you can find it on Alicia's site here.
<a href="TARGET URL GOES HERE"><img src="URL OF FIRST IMAGE GOES HERE" onmouseover="this.src='URL OF SECOND IMAGE GOES HERE'" onmouseout="this.src='URL OF FIRST IMAGE GOES HERE'" /></a>
I'm off to walk my pup. It's a bit cool here today, but the sun is shining brilliantly!
Have a great weekend!
-tish xoxo
Labels:
flower,
holiday,
magnolia,
mouseover,
photography,
SPRING,
texture,
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Beautiful work, Tish! This is beautiful! How have you been? I've been so busy with my family in town visiting, but boy is the weather nice! I'm so looking forward to seeing more of your work when our photo challenge starts next week. Have a great weekend! Hope you're doing well. :)
ReplyDeleteYou've learned a lot! This work above is great. You gave this magnolia flower a wonderful new life.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out really lovely, Tish !
ReplyDeleteLovely flower, beautifully textured !
Thanks for your nice comment,
Sylvia
Beautiful photo! So happy to hear you had some time to play in PS- it's fun isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and processing. Thank you for stopping by Sanukipity Photography and leaving the kind words. Isn't Kim Klassen great?
ReplyDeletewow, Tish! that is amazing!! really well done!
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