06 November 2011

...this chandelier caught my eye

Lunching this week at Del Peco, The Junction, in Newcastle, N.S.W., was glad I had my camera handy to take a photo of this decorative chandelier.



Having just downloaded a new texture from Pixel Dust Photo Art; some samples of the differing applications to follow.


1.  The texture layer added; with a  Hue Only adjustment.



2. With 22% Transparency + Hard Light, then a little toggle with both Contrast and Gamma settings.  Wanted to bring out the text as much I could.



3.  Equalize


Thanks so much to Bonnie, and her ever-generous spirit,  at Pixel Dust Photo Art site, where she offers the free download here for this sweet new texture, named Feelings.




Pixel Dust Photo Art

9 comments:

  1. Bonnie Zieman, M.Ed.11:38 am

    Carole - you're so sweet to try out the texture so fast. It's great to see it in use. Thank you, too, for the link.

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  2. SquirrelQueen3:26 pm

    That is a gorgeous chandelier, it would have caught my eye too.

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  3. Sharyl4:23 pm

    What a wonderful colors and textures these added to the photograph! Each image is so unique!

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  4. Nadege,7:25 pm

    I love the ceiling rosette and the chandelier too.
    Great work with new texture.

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  5. Jan Castle7:44 am

    So interesting!!!
    Jan

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  6. NatureFootstep8:22 am

    honestly I did not think you needed the Equalize. The version above it is the best one IMO.

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  7. Lisa Gordon9:37 am

    These are great Carole!
    Love the third one.
    Have a great start to your week!

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  8. Ida4:57 am

    It's beautiful! Wonderful photo's and edits. I like the one with just the hue adjustment and your second one with the texture added.

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  9. kareninkenai7:14 am

    Very nice work. Love all the options - great idea. thanks. kareninkenai

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