DelawareScene: Working with Textures & Overlays - Turn Ho-Hum into a Work of Art by Hazel Meredith

Working with Textures & Overlays - Turn Ho-Hum into a Work of Art by Hazel Meredith

Wednesday, November 13 @ 6:00 pm

The Coastal Camera Club of Lewes Delaware is pleased to welcome

Hazel Meredith as our guest speaker.

Wednesday, November 13, 2024 6:30pm - 8:30pm EST

"Working with Textures & Overlays - Turn Ho-Hum into a Work of Art "

Description:

Don’t delete that digital image! Do you sometimes have a shot that you really like…. a subject that is hard to capture…. a place you may not get to again…. but it’s not perfect? Turn that “almost” good shot into a work of art by utilizing textures and overlays.

Maybe it’s a bird in flight – the bird looks great, but the sky is blah. Use another sky image as an overlay or add a texture – or both! Maybe it’s a nice flower shot – good color and composition, but it’s not quite tack sharp. Use textures to turn it into a fine art image! Of course, you can also add textures to your best images and make them spectacular!

Textures are everywhere – there are many free and for-purchase ones online. You can create your own textures within Photoshop or from photos of everyday objects. Working with layers and blending modes, there are many things you can do to create a beautiful work of art – I’ll show you how!

Bios:

Hazel Meredith is an award-winning photographer and a sought-after teacher, speaker, and competition judge. She began teaching in 2007, and now does seminars at camera clubs and conferences across the U.S. – both in-person and virtual. She offers her own workshops and webinars, and has done webinars for several software companies.

She has written two eBooks on working with textures and released two creative courses. She and her husband, Dave, produce the “Virtual Creative Photography Conference” with attendees from around the world. Hazel loves the creative aspect of photography and postprocessing, especially the use of textures and software to create unique images.

She is actively involved with the photographic community and has held leadership roles and received honorary distinctions from several organizations. In the Fall of 2020, she was the recipient of the Ashbrook Award for Digital Imaging Instruction from the Photographic Society of America.

Web sites:

www.MeredithImages.com

www.MeredithImages.wordpress.com

www.Facebook.com/MeredithImages