My own choice is fairly simple: hydrangea blossoms edited with the Nelly Nero "Brit Flick" action, and Bonnie's "Artist Texture1" in screen blending mode. (My two hydrangea plants will never look the way most hydrangeas do because the deer feast on them in the spring....and now and then during the summer.)
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Simple, and simply gorgeous Evelyn!
I love the tones in this, and that little bit of pink/peach to the right is pure magic!
So nicely done.
Have a wonderful evening!
A pity your deer have such upmarket taste in shrubs :-). Luckily they left some blossom heads for you to create this image which is both soft and strong. The colours, hardly colours, more shades of cream, have come out beautifully.
Gentle, soft and SO professional Evelyn! I adore this piece of art. Thank you for your kind words and for your participation in Photo Art Friday.
rather ethereal.
This is lovely, Evelyn! The deer love to munch on my scrubs, too!
That is quite lovely - I love the texture here.
simply beautiful
You do such creative work! Very nice.
So so beautiful Evelyn this really is a beautiful piece of work. Teresa x
never in my life could i get too much of hydrangeas! i LOVE them so much... and your blending with this texture is just fabulous!
The combination of your image and the texture work so well. So soft and pleasing to the eye.
Love!! Hydrangeas are the best for texturing. Wonderful work, Evelyn. :)
So simple yet so pretty!
That one really works well with the texture. Nice macro! Beautiful!
This is a beautiful editing job!
Amazing! - Wonderful etherial feel.
Sad that deer eat your lovely flowers. I gave up on Hydrangeas here because of winter freeze.
Love the mint green tones! Beautiful work, Evelyn!
Oh those darn deer... very pretty work... I love the lighting =)
this is a wonderful photo Evelyn! so delicate, very interesting use of text, I love it :)
This is so beautiful - I'd frame that one! I love the softness, the creaminess and the texture - pure eye candy!
the soft beauty here is wonderful. I love your petals! nice use of textures too. happy day to you Evelyn. and weekend too!
What a beautiful way to capture the unique detail of a hydrangea! Gorgeous.
So delicate. I've been admiring, from a distance, hydrangea plants in my area--so big and blowsy. It's a treat to see the detail of each little blossom up close like this. They look almost like frosting flowers on a wedding cake.
Beautifully done, Evelyn.
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