24 Wonderfully Textured Pictures
- By: Nate Kay
There is no doubt in my mind that photography is an art. Now how much post processing a photographer decides to do (if any) to their photos is really up to them. Personally I find all types of processed and unprocessed pictures unique in their own way. ‘Photoshopped’ or not, a photograph is still reliant upon the eye behind the camera and the skill of the creative mind. What may be amazing to one viewer may be considered terrible to another. That’s art. That’s photography.
Textures are a great tool for photographers to add a desired effect to their work. Here are 24 wonderfully textured pictures.
If I stay in one place I lose my mind. by Marina Montoya
Unresolved by Janine
Hush, Don't Tell The Nuns by Helga Weber
The Moment by Sean McGrath
* Waiting For The Storm * by Parée
* My Secret Place * by Parée
Come sit beside me by SpaceShoe
El sitio de mi recreo by Zyllan
Lighthouse by K.Hurley
Bathurst Street by Joel Bedford
Chain Bridge by Jiří Děcký
ladder by Robb North
impression by Robb North
Light breaks over her by Robb North
uphill by Robb North
No getting away by Robb North
the House on the Hill by Robb North
overcome by Robb North
3 Gates by Robb North
time by Robb North
swings Empty by Robb North
stripped by Robb North
gentle... by Robb North
toil by Robb North
- Category: Inspirations
- 8 Comments
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Mirjam
Inspirational collection and post!
Have a look at my ‘Indian Boy’: http://www.fotoblur.com/images/90045
Anna Patrick
These photo atmosphere make you dream!
inge
Mooi hoor!! groetjes inge
Katie Gill
I love the use of destruction to create emotion. Really inspired me for one of my film photo projects!
Robb North
Thanks for the inclusion…I appreciate it!!
Nancy Webster
I found these photos to be amazing, technically. Hover, they were extremely depressing, and I couldn’t wait to get outta there!
Natalia
wow i was looking for a photography blog and i found this, its pretty good i love the textured picture, im going to try this techinique. one question- do you scan the photos or retake them after you edit/texturize them?
please also check out my new photography blog that i just started ~ thank you
thephotographyblogger.blogspot.com
dan
I agree completely. A lot of my work is post produced quite heavily. A lot of people say its not real photography, but I disagree with that. The photograph has to be right in camera in the first place! I like your work