wild sunflowers
by sjhuls

Comment:
Warm, bright happy yellow hues! Nice addition of the texture around the edges. The eye travels the rough edges and then flows to the center where the one yellow daisy shines bold and brilliant like a mini sun.

Day-2
by salmiakki

Comment:
Love that lace overlay - very subtle but it adds such a lovely dreamy and soft feel to those dainty flowers. Love the muted greens and whites which contributes to the dreamy feel/mood.

Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs...
by cgino

Comment:
Weathered & worn, scratched & dented - perfect texture for this off the beaten path building - and one that captures the essence of road travel too with all those road signs. Great find and good use of the texture overlay.

Craters
by Kelli

Comment:
That crater texture is wild! Look, you created a new species of shark! The Rock Shark: Distictive for their crater like skin, the rock shark is a deadly ambush predator. The rocky surface of it's skin blends in well to the craggy reefs and rocky sea terrains it lives in. This would be a nice creature addition to the book After Man by Dougal Dixon.

Dangers of the Deep
by Kelli

Comment:
The linen overlay brings out a whole new meaning to denim wash:-). Love the soft worn texture it adds to the water. You know this would make a great beach towel design:-)

vw
by nixter

Comment:
Saw this earlier in the day and I liked it but just could not put it into words as to why. It came to me when out running errands - Nostalgia. That acid wash or aged treatment coupled with the old style Beetle turns it into a nostalgic piece. First time car and the cool places it took you (that is if it was a reliable car;-) )

overlay3
by Denise

Comment:
Nice sepia tones on this festive carnival image. It gives it an old tyme feel. The sepia tone treatment really works well with the cracked wood or wood texture; they compliment each other.

a bit of fluff
by UrfaK

Comment:
Soft muted tones complement the soft plant fluff in the photo. The crackled overlay then gives the soft feel an added texture: a rough/course after touch. I find that this is a very interesting combination of giving us two touch sensations in the same image: Soft and rough/course.

Bubble Gum Pink
by Jutilda

Comment:
Well at least you could blow a bubble:-) - me I have no clue after trying for a long time and just giving up. Back to the image: Maybe it is the acid overlay or maybe it is the pink glasses & pink bubblegum but it instantly brings to mind the Pink Ladies from Grease:-) Nice use of the overlay - it gives it the look and feel of an old polaroid picture of a totally candid moment.

Too Small For The World
by gsal

Comment:
I really like the overlays you are using - the border and the aged look to the corners of the photo(s) make me think I am looking through an old but much loved photo album.