We have a wild dogwood tree in our yard, and it always blooms after our "store bought" ones. It has pretty white flowers, and I enhanced them this week for Flower Art Friday. I added a subtle pattern to them using a reverse layer mask, and also added a crackle texture to make the image look more painterly. I also put it into Radlab and used several filters until I liked how it looked. Click on the button below to visit Leanne's blog and see more photos!
Lovely dogwoods Sherrie, and such a wonderful job you did processing these
ReplyDeleteI just love dogwood flowers, and I love what you did here, Sherri!
ReplyDeleteLove the processing choices you made to this beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteDogwood flowers are so pretty in the springtime. Your wild ones are beautiful, especially with your extra edits.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and your processing is perfection. Thanks so much for linking up with Flower Art Friday. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful processing on the lovely Dogwood flowers, Sherri.
ReplyDeleteFound this photo via pinterest...it is amazing !!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is just so lovely . . . edited to perfection.
ReplyDeleteI love the symmetry of Dogwoods. Lovely image Sherri.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work and flowers ;)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the crackled look.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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