It seemed perfectly natural to texture the image - so I'm using it for Texture Tuesday too!
Pomegranates & Merlot1
I used two of Kim's textures - Pumpkin Grunge and Mustard Seed - for deep warm color. I also added one of my own, a simple scanned copy of a piece of canvas.
Pomegranates & Merlot2
and one that is "water colorized" and textured with a canvas like layer.
Pomegranates & Merlot3
Have a beautiful day!
Be Wonderfully Odd!
Poms - close-up
Brilliant. Such class.That pomegranate is so photogenic and you created real art with it. A treat.
ReplyDeleteJust took a peek at your jewellery: fabulous!What gorgeous designs.
ReplyDeleteWorks of art!!! So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. We like pomegranates here too-a lot of work but worth it.
ReplyDeleteWell, Sheila! It looks like you had a great deal of fun with this week's Be Still lesson. I've seen some great work from others, too, on this lesson. I think it was a hit. And for sure, your photos are a hit. Great work.
ReplyDeleteSuper images Sheila ! Love !
ReplyDeleteWow! Your Bestill52 still life project is stunning! They look like beautiful oil paintings. Your pomegranate close ups are wonderful, just fabulous work.
ReplyDeleteClassic, timeless pictures that could elegantly grace the walls in any home!
ReplyDeleteThese colors are so rich and pleasing. Your orchid complements the pom so well. Who would have thought! And2 wnderful texture edits!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! (Oddly enough, I bought a pomegranate this week, too, at least partly so I could photograph it!)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful images! Love the macros
ReplyDeleteI love this series of shots! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely! While I think the still life shots are wonderful, it's the macro shots of the pomegranate that really stole the show for me.
ReplyDeleteSo well done! My favorite of the top group is the third one. I love the textures look. Beautiful macro images as well!
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