A week or so ago I came across Pixel Dust Photo Art (pdpa),
a really nifty blog where you can find some of the coolest textures and
backgrounds. Each Friday Pixel DustPhoto Art hosts a challenge. This Friday
the challenge was to create a piece of abstract photo art using the Dropped Petals texture/background, one
other pdpa texture, and one or two other images.
Sounded like fun…so I give you my first attempt at a challenge:
I used:
- pdpa Dropped
Petals texture/ background
(yes this was the background I used for a photo this past WW) - pdpa Autrefois texture
- One of my favorite firework pictures
(these were featured with other fireworks back in June).
Not sure how well I did.
I think I need some kind of focal point.
Hopefully as I participate in more challenges my skills will improve. Wish me luck.
;)If you would like to check out the Photo Art Friday Showcase or take a look at some of the neat (and many free) textures and background there are over at Pixel DustPhoto Art just click the button to the left.
What a fun piece. I think you did a fabulous job. I would never have thought to use Fireworks but they turned out great in your piece.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous photos, gorgeous what you've done with this breakdown.
ReplyDeletefabulous piece, I love the movement and the purple on grey
ReplyDeleteno one could guess you're a first timer - the concept and edits are so illuminating
ReplyDeleteWow, you are a fast learner. This is stunning, fabulous job.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, it's beautiful!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow - terrific first piece. I can't wait to see the next one!
ReplyDeleteVery neat! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI'd say your first attempt was a success! I like how the fireworks look like paintbrush strokes and lines, and how the squares of the background give a kind of containment to the action.
ReplyDeleteI love it! The fireworks look great on the texture.
ReplyDeleteSpectaculicious!! I think the fireworks are brilliant!! This is a very interesting piece.
ReplyDeletegreat work, love the colours. Cheers
ReplyDeleteWonderful selections of element have produced such a lovely piece!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have blended so well that I couldn't see any of the individual parts, but was taken in my the whole ... I would say you are off to a good start if this is your first try. It will be interesting to see where you go from here. Very nice work ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Really cool! Thanks for your kind words on my blog.
ReplyDeleteCapture Life,
Kathy