Woo Hoo any time I can use a texture is a good time! Today we're using Kim Klassen's "Crackerjack". And I love it when a photo & texture were meant to be together! I've been looking for medicine bottles for no other reason than I love history & antique-y things. I wound up at a garage sale a few weeks ago and...tada! There they were!
I adore these & the fact that the one bottle has PERTUSSIN actually embossed on the bottle is amazing. It's circa 1930 & sells for around $14.00
I paid a buck! Too cool.
I've added the recipe for the pp in the comments box.
Austin's has never held my 50d yet and commented how heavy it was-It IS a hunk...the camera not Austin...Oh but he's a hunk too...
I'll shut up now!
Happy Snapping!
xo
Kelly
PP for photo...
ReplyDeleteFlorabella B/W Chestnut-passthru @ 86%
Crackerjack texture-Linear burn@60%
Florabella Milk tweaked the layers palette
vinette@ 23%
In Picnic added Orton-ish @ 90% fade
Beautiful texture. One day I will try to learn how to use it, but for now I still need to work on focus.
ReplyDelete405 is always messy. I used to work in Encino, oh boy.
Wow... you did an amazing job on these bottles. They look so good. I too adore Florabella actions. I'm always playing around with them.
ReplyDeletewonderful job.... truly... xxo, Kim
ReplyDeleteReally nice work on these bottles! Great find too!
ReplyDeleteI love also that kind of old bottles but I don't have any:) This is beautiful set up, light and fresh, love your use of textures.
ReplyDeleteLove the texture ... went and grabbed it.
ReplyDeleteI love old bottles! What a wonderful find!
xoxo
Your bottles are a wonderful find! And you've captured the beauty of their simple essence so well.
ReplyDeleteLove your bottles. thanks for sharing the recipe.
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