Echinacea 2 on chipboard....

[Clicker]

This is the second version (sightly different )  of this image  that I have postedand is usd  be used  in the new  Before and After section in Technical Stuff .which launched  on the 9th September 2016.

  Under the topic title Echinacea 2 on chipboard -WORKFLOW   there is aa tutorial with screenshots to show how  I  added texture and generally processed a photo to end up as this image. . I'm sure many of the members  know how to do this  but there are some that  don't so I hope they  are able to try this  now that  the tutorial  is posted.. 

 This link will take you  to the Workflow   tutorial for this  image

 

 

 

[Craig]

Hi Clicker,
Great processing and i for one am looking forward to know how you did it! 
Craig

[CMunzel]

Thankyou for sharing your work, clicker. I am keen to learn about adding textures and just looked through your post showing your workflow. It looks very comprehensive.

Its fascinating how adding textures changes a photograph into something else completely. Yours image reminds me of a water colour painting on old paper in a Victorian lady's journal. 

[Clicker]

3 hours ago, CMunzel said:

Thankyou for sharing your work, clicker. I am keen to learn about adding textures and just looked through your post showing your workflow. It looks very comprehensive.

Its fascinating how adding textures changes a photograph into something else completely. Yours image reminds me of a water colour painting on old paper in a Victorian lady's journal. 

You're most weclome, Craig and CMunzel   . I hope the workflow  helps you to experiment with textures ...If there are aspects of the  workflow that are not  clear just  yell and i will try to clarify ...It does take a while to do a workflow that covers a number of methods  used in Photoshop and as i had a 7pm deadline last night that I had set myself at the beginning of the week, to complete this  for Phil's launching of this new section, i was a little pushed for time towards the last   few screen shots  . I t looks quite a lengthy  tutorial ... but if this workflow is to work , one has to presume that some people have less experience than others , so it may seem unnecessary to some that I explain,  for instance, just how to open a layer mask , whilst   others who may never ever  used one  before would have ground to a halt had i not explained  how to do that .

I do hope  it gives  you a chance  to try out  some new ways  to  get creative with your images .. I always love to see how someone  edited their image..