Bring timeless, organic depth back to your photography with our all-new Assorted Glass Edges textures! This freshly created set features a beautiful dual collection: authentic antique glass textures alongside vintage “Through the Viewfinder” frames (or TTVs for...
Arcadia Textures Welcome to Arcadia! Arcadia Painterly contains 56 Pro Size textures designed to bring depth, atmosphere, and painterly elegance to your images. This jewel-like pack of varied colours, depths and tones offers a veritable smorgasbord of textures and...
Black Friday 30% off everything sale First of all the sale! Enter the code Black25 on purchase to get a 30% discount on your purchase. Valid until December 3rd . Now the pack! Our brand new Fly Muse 25 Painterly Pack contains 25 mainly painterly textures in landscape...
Fly fans have been asking for a sky flypaper set and we’ve joked about doing a sky overlays pack for several years, but then Photoshop’s new sky replacement panel came out, and we thought the time was right, so, over the last several months we have been snapping...
With our new painterly pack, we've tried to go back to basics, by creating the kind of organic textures the early Pictorialists would have felt comfortable with. In turn, the pictorialists tried to emulate in-camera what their contemporaries the...
We’re very sorry we’ve been so quiet here of late, life has a way of getting in the way of photography and texturing. Flypaper is however very much alive and well and we are in fact working on a lovely new pack right now so watch this space!
We hope you’re all having fun conjuring up some magical images with our new Alchemy textures! I’ve discovered they work particularly well as backgrounds, they’re great to use in still lifes for example, they’re also good and adding interest to skies. So I thought I’d try them out on this recent cherry blossom photo.
Welcome to our brand new updated Flypaper website! Take the time to explore, especially the blog where you’ll find texture recipes for some of our photos.
Up here in eastern France we’ve had a very soggy winter, warmer than usual but also much wetter and because of all that rain we’ve not had much chance of getting fresh images, but on Sunday we had a rare golden hour when I captured some lovely floodscapes on a very flooded River Saone.
Shot from an ancient raised Roman road above the flooded farmfields, these trees are normally overgrown hedgerow tops and not the banks of a huge lake!
Thought it was time for some more roses to brighten up the blog pages. These are my old favourites Cecile Brunner which are looking particularly beautiful in the garden at the moment, I simply added an old open book et voila!