I've been 'scavenging' again along the roadside, this time for apples! Played around with textures again, layering and blending in PSE6.
Thanks to Pixel Dust and Vintage Stamper for the textures, Dragonartz for the tree, the apple is my own photo and GP@from SHC.
This is excellent Judy!! Is it a reference to THAT one apple at the dawn of time? Hmm I wonder!!
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Fabulous- eye-popping beauty- and yes the apple is symbolic. Love this vision!
ReplyDeleteGLORIOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteWow this is an eyecatcher Judy.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. Love it. xoxo
What a beautiful collours!!!
ReplyDeletefabulous Judy!!
ReplyDeletewhat a cooooool idea!!
ReplyDeleteJudy, your apple is Delicious in every way. The blending and layering are just amazing. (Do you have Delicious apples in NZ??) They are an old fashioned type and used to be a lot more popular than they are now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence you seeing a photo of the Indiana Tea Rooms and my pic turned up.
Sorry to hear that you can't use Photo Essentials. I have just bought a new computer and PSE 10. My daughter let me use her Photo Essentials 4 and it is fabulous. I have had the 3 version for a while and that is very good too. PSE 10 actually has some "guided" ways of creating some trick photography and I am looking forward to slicing up photos and making inside and outside frames etc.
Oh my word, Judy, this is sensational! What a fabulous piece of art!
ReplyDeletefantastic rendering and presentation!
ReplyDeleteDes poires hier et une magnifique pomme aujourd'hui ! Vous êtes très "fruitée"ces jours-ci Judy :-)!
ReplyDeleteBravo pour cette pomme unique ! Amicalement Mary.kg
Judy! I love this new direction! This is a fabulous piece of art!
ReplyDeleteIf I came upon THAT apple whilst walking barefoot on the Yorkshire moors in THAT dress I would take the biggest bite and then send it back for you to play around with more textures, layers and blends. Scrumptious!
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