Eyes Full Of Dreams
by gsal

Comment:
First Class is right!! wonderful shot and great overlay...one thing...you have a copyright going down the middle of the picture...are you able to get rid of that...really like the colors, tones and border...

by nixter

Comment:
this sooo looks like it came from my family album...very well done, again which overlay...1960 here we come!!!

Creepers
by Kelli

Comment:
really, really cool...I might have found a friend in flowers!!!...such a beautiful flower and excellent overlays...

Goblets, Gauntlets and-Fleur-de-Lys-.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
very well done...I think of French knights in shining armor...really nice...gave me an idea of a shot that I have to make it into an overlay...I think it would wk well...you go girl!!

Overgrown
by GregoryB

Comment:
well, I like what you did...but might you reduce the opacity just a tad on your overlay? great combo although...they do compliment each other well

I didn't do it
by suemack

Comment:
very well done...I thought you might have used one overlay that was "dog fur" now that would be interesting wouldn't it...

don't blame me
by Jutilda

Comment:
I think that I would like to see a bit more texture in the center of the photo...this photo calls for that....but an excellent combo..maybe add one more layer to go over the middle a bit more

Spring colors
by cogerox

Comment:
your overlay gives me a feel that you are going from "winter to spring" the outer trees being B&W look like they have snow on them...then your flowers in the middle are bright and cheery...which overlay did you use?? Very well done

Ask me how my day went today . . .
by SandyP

Comment:
oh, this is to much!!! I was recently at the Middleton Plantation in Charleston, SC and had a Canadian Goose come after me...man oh man did that stop my heart!!! Used my camera bag to fend off the bugger...he/she/it was blooming mad to say the least

oh, the picture...hmmm, excellent capture and use of the layers...would really like to know what overlay you used...

I think (do not know) that if you want grungy borders...just make an overlay larger than your photo...add colored filters (if you want) and save that...please anyone correct me as I am usually wrong...

by nixter

Comment:
this is really great!!! I live in FL and I can see this happening at any given time...excellent work