Delicate blossoms are often short lived. A heavy downpour can often send petals fluttering to the ground. So when I saw that my Crabapple had come into flower on the weekend, I picked a few branches and grabbed the camera.
Today I am participating in Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesdays, as well as Lisa Gordon's Creative Exchange. To see other beautiful photographs, please click the links.
To create these images, I added three textures on top of my original photograph: Kim Klassen's Yesteryear Texure (soft light at 50% opacity), KK_PourVous (soft light) and a green, leafy texture of my own making (also soft light blending mode).
Terrific texture work!!
ReplyDeleteOh my ~ just stunning! ♥
ReplyDeleteExquisite!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! I love also the texture processing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful compositions, and your processing on them is just magnificent!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these today at The Creative Exchange.
Have a wonderful day!
lisa.
So amazing. Nice job with the textures.
ReplyDeleteI love apple blossoms...very nice work.
ReplyDeleteApple blossoms already! The leaves are just beginning to show on our trees. It'll be weeks before I see blossoms yet. Yes indeed, I am jealous!
ReplyDeleteYour captures are lovely! Very nice texture work, also. Spring fruit blossoms are so amazing. Our fruit trees are full of blooms, too :)
ReplyDeleteI love them the texture work you did is wonderful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful; I love these and it so shame they last so little time:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful processing! Yes, we have to move quickly to capture those delicate blossoms.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!! It's looks like the cover of a magazine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images! Severe winds took out my flowering crabapple tree the other night. I'll miss those blossoms.
ReplyDeleteYour photos look like they should be framed and on the wall. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, I love the crab apple blossom and with the textures it looks wonderful.
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