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Published: 2012-10-03 22:52:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 337; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 2
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uses this texture ByThis is also heavily influenced by the work of
Massive thanks to both.
The flower is a photograph by me which had the texture added.
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Thanks very much
Heavily influenced by some of the work of *baspunk who is an expert at this sort of thing.
I wanted to keep the detail of the flower only and lose everything else. I have learned that the secret to it is take a close up photograph with a Macro lens at F5.6 or lower. I think if I remember correctly you do a similar thing with still life/objects. Then the background blends better with the textures. I put the texture as the top layer on this. Meaning the white shows up more against the dark background and very little against the bright flower. I think from what I can gather from other peoples work that this works best in B&W
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Oh wow!! Love this!!
I HATE flowers in general but the scratchy background, the faded warmth and the ominous edges are fantastic!!
Something magic about the white and purple isn't lost even with all the murkiness.
Stark highlights are all in the right places.
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Thanks very much
Heavily influenced by some of the work of *baspunk who is an expert at this sort of thing.
I wanted to keep the detail of the flower only and lose everything else. I have learned that the secret to it is take a close up photograph with a Macro lens at F5.6 or lower. I think if I remember correctly you do a similar thing with still life/objects. Then the background blends better with the textures. I put the texture as the top layer on this. Meaning the white shows up more against the dark background and very little against the bright flower. I think from what I can gather from other peoples work that this works best in B&W
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Hey, you are on the right track it sounds like!
I would have probably done the lazy thing and added a layer of HardLight
or Dodge over top of the original, then tool-burned the edges on to get that "bang" on the petals.
The black and white approach is ace!
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My camera has so little to do with the finished product of most work
because I can't understand it or even remember settings.
I'm keeping a learning eye on you!
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Wow - glad you think so, thanks very much
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Thanks very much - glad you like it
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A pleasure - keep up the great work
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Thanks very much - I am very pleased with how this one turned out
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Thanks very much.
Also much gratitude for your excellent stock
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Thanks very much - glad you enjoyed it.
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you're very welcome..
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