Adding a texture when editing

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 Adding a texture when editing

Hi Meg-
I haven't watched all the editing videos yet, so forgive me if this is covered elsewhere. Do you always add a texture to your photos? I love the dreamy look it adds and I've been using the "Mysteries" one on my current edits to try it out. I'm just wondering if you always do this. Is there a situation where a texture would not be appropriate? Are there other textures in the Jessica Drossin pack that you also use a lot?

  

 

 

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 Originally Posted by shortbutcute 

Hi Meg-
I haven't watched all the editing videos yet, so forgive me if this is covered elsewhere. Do you always add a texture to your photos? I love the dreamy look it adds and I've been using the "Mysteries" one on my current edits to try it out. I'm just wondering if you always do this. Is there a situation where a texture would not be appropriate? Are there other textures in the Jessica Drossin pack that you also use a lot?

Hi Beth! About 90 percent of the time I'm using a texture overlay and it's usually mysteries. Sometimes I'll change it up. It just depends on if I want to darken an image, warm it up, or cool it down. There are some overlays with bluish hues I like to use at times. I hope that helps 

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