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For years, I've been blending textures with photographs using blend modes. In most instances, I drain the color from the texture leaving behind only the tactile look of the texture. Lately, thanks to a discovery of the French Kiss Collections website (http://wig.bz/13i) , I've been approaching the capture and blend process a bit differently. Since French Kiss textures are created from actual natural media paintings that are breathtaking as stand-alone images, I now find myself looking for a texture that will harmonize with the subject's color. In other words, my goal is to make the texture and its color as important to the overall composite as the photo itself. To move the process along quickly, I capture the subject in front of a white backdrop. This allows me to completely replace the white background with a texture using nothing more than a blend mode----no selection making required. The flower portrait that we'll create today uses a texture and a vintage French script overlay from the French Kiss (http://wig.bz/13i) l'Artiste Collection as well as a texture from the Craquelure Collection. Leslie Nicole, the creator of these amazing textures, has been kind enough to extend a 15% discount to my audience. To take advantage of the discount, enter the code MARKSJ15 at the very end of checkout. Leslie has included a link to her discounts FAQ page (http://www.frenchkisscollections.com/...) in case you have questions. www.msjphotography.com