Hello Everyone! I hope you are staying cool.
Some good friends of ours gave us these beautiful tomatoes last weekend.
And while I am waiting for them to ripen fully, I thought I would use them in this post.
On this one, I used KK Aurora, Multiply @ 35% and KK Love in layers, Soft at 24%.
Can you see the pretty white plate... I know since I used spot focus, all is not in focus. But can you believe I got it at Goodwill for $2? And it was made in Italy.
Flora Bella French Linen (warm), Vivid at 24%, then KK Scratches, Overlay @45%, brushed over parts at 75% opacity.
On this photo I tried a new filter on PSE 9 called "craquelure". Next step was to use a layer mask to "erase" the texture from the two front flowers. Hey, I learned something new today. Yay!
I am going to link up with Texture Tuesday, White Wednesday and The Creative Exchange.
Why not take a moment and click on the above and see what others have accomplished this week?
Have a safe and happy week!
♥charlotte
9 comments:
Love the selective focus Charlotte! Also, love your found treasure!
Love what you've done with those tomatoes! That's just the perfect picture of summer. Looks like they'll have to ripen a bit before they go in the salsa. Thanks for your nice comment on my blog.
All lovely photos. I especially love the first one. :)
What I wouldn't do for fried green tomatoes! Here in So. Cal, the guys stocking the veges think i'm nuts to ask for green ones! They just don't know the pleasure of it all! Very pretty processing.
Thanks for popping in to my blog!
A plate from Italy for $2?! Be still my heart. It is beautiful. Love your photos and the textures you used. One of these days I'm going to commit to TT and Lisa's CE.
These were just awesome!
Hope your day is blessed!
These are all wonderful photographs Charlotte. I especially love the last one. Such wonderful softness, and I love the way you composed it.
Thank you so much for sharing these today at The Creative Exchange.
Have a wonderful evening!
lisa.
those are beautiful. love the shimmer.
Lovely photos! I can't wait for our tomatoes to ripen!
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