Kim’s Challenge this week was to use her texture called “Cracker Jack” I really like the plastery feel of this texture. The gloxinia was a gift from my husband’s uncle who knows that I love a pretty flower. It has flowered off and on in it’s pot outside on a shelf on the fence. I will be joining Kim Klassen Café for Texture Tuesday. Valerie
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What a pretty effect. I haven't had a gloxinia for many years - perhaps it's time to try them again.
wonderful image and use of this weeks texture, such softness in those petals, lovely :)
Such a pretty and subtly coloured gloxinnia [?} and it looks great against the texture at its thickest setting.
My father grew gloxinia when I was a child, love your capture and texture enhancement.
The pink flower stands our beautifully in your image. Nice use of the texture!
The pink flower really pops against the textured background.
The contrast of worn texture with the fresh pink of the gloxinia creates a lovely composition. Beautifully done.
So beautiful!! Gorgeous delicate Gloxinia! They remind me of my parent's flower shop...
Great photo Val.
Just beautiful!
Striking image!I love the way the blooms appear to jump right off of the page! Hugs, Terri
Gorgeous! It's perfect for this photo! Love the rollerskates too! I used to have a pair like those! (oh so long ago) thanks for the memories!
Looks wonderful. I love the brightness of the pink against the texture.
Beautiful work of art!
Simply beautiful!
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