One of the most crucial aspects for modern websites, particularly those that are user-centric, are login and signup forms. Aside from advertising revenues or product sales, one of the largest values of a website is how many users they have, and how many users are active. Getting signups on a new website is not as easy as it sounds, however. There are many obstacles to getting new user signups, and even once a user signs up, you also have to get them to visit and log in regularly. Having an attractive signup and login form can help alleviate user concerns about privacy and security, as a professional-looking design also usually signals professional security and code. Here’s some free PSDs to help you get started with your own: Login Form PSD Simple Login Form Freebie: Call To Action Form Paper Login Form PSD Form Field — Free PSD Login Form (PSD) Free Earthy Log In Modal PSD Clean & Simple Signup Form (PSD) Sign up (freebie) Classic Login Form Related Posts Pixel Perfect Login Forms from Dribbble Free Flat Icon Sets You Must Download Branding & Identity Design Mockup Templates Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 5 Free Texture Friday - Green Leaves 2

Hey guys, today I bring you a new set of detailed Green Leaf Textures. These are a great add-on to any texture arsenal and might be a nice fit for an upcoming project. Enjoy and have a great weekend! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (35Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Green Leaves Free Texture Friday - Dark Red Grunge Free Texture Friday - Grunge Surface Free Texture Friday - Grunge Rust 2 Free Texture Friday - B&W Stone Surface

A boudoir is technically a woman’s bedroom or dressing room. In historical times, it was a separate room attached to the bedroom where a woman would get dressed. It later evolved into a place for a woman to be romantic with her partner as well. The concept of a boudoir has always had sexual and sensual overtones to it, and although the term is no longer widely used to describe rooms, it has become a common way to describe a specific photography subject. Boudoir photography typically consists of suggestive, although not explicit photographs of women in a variety of different clothing styles ranging from semi-nude to lingerie. Here’s some amazing examples: Katerina by Serg Ivanov Untitled by John Dunnigan Jenny M - Boudoir - 03 by Jean-Michel Decoste She II by Charles Hildreth danielle & mirror by John Dunnigan nude - afternoon sun by John Dunnigan Katy by Serg Ivanov The Girl by The Photo Fiend Katy by Serg Ivanov Anastasia by Serg Ivanov Liz 4 by John Dunnigan Nasty by Serg Ivanov Lounging in Lace by The Photo Fiend Nai Li by RMG Photography C.L. - Session Jan ’14 - 03 by Jean-Michel Decoste Untitled by John Dunnigan #R2# by DAVID MAS Nargis by Serg Ivanov *Estrella* by Mark Candari mika by John Dunnigan Franzi by XioX . Olga by Serg Ivanov heart by John Dunnigan V by Stephan Deneuvelaere Lera by Serg Ivanov Nai Li by RMG Photography Love Story by Nikki Harrison *GEA* by Mark Candari Untitled by John Dunnigan Amber 6 by Bella Donna Photo Brooklynn 6 by Craig Lamere * Gea * by Mark Candari Katy by Serg Ivanov tina by John Dunnigan J.G. - Session Fev’14 - 01 by Jean-Michel Decoste aurea luce by Kevin Camp Aly by Xavi Moya Julia by Serg Ivanov Nathalie by Miguel Colinet [ Marti ] by Julia Kuzmenko McKim SeNSuaLiDaD… by Angel Trujillo Marbella, couch by Nino Batista Kat by Serg Ivanov Amy by Austin Williams Jasmine by Donna Lynn * suzanne * by John Dunnigan And God created woman-II by Vasile Barbu Shaun Tia by Brad Olson Nathalie by Miguel Colinet morning light by nico photographies Related Posts Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography 10 New Years Celebration Photographs Photographers at Work in Pictures 30 Creative Pregnancy Photographs Vibrant and Crystal Clear Blue Eyes in Photographs

Flat design is one of the trendy types of design that is popping up all over the place lately, from print design to web design and beyond. There is something simplistic and appealing about flat deisgn, but just because the design is flat, doesn’t mean that it is lifeless or lacking. Flat design is simplistic, but that isn’t to say that it is easy to do. In fact, flat and minimal design can often be some of the most challenging design to do, because there simply isn’t as much to work with. Flat icons are one of the best ways to add flat elements to your design, and they tend to be more appealing than super gaudy and 3D icons. Here’s a few must-have sets for your icon collection: Flat UI Pro Icons Surfing Icons Ballicons Classic Flat Design Icons Set Flat Stroke Line Icons Free Flat Icons 1 by Studio4 Flat Icon Set for Web and Mobile UI 47 Free Flat Icons IMPICONS - Modern Flat style Free Icon Set Icons V.3 - Free Download Related Posts Fresh Icon Sets You Must Have 10 Great Free Icon Sets 128 Free Icons - Function Icon Set 10 High Quality Icon Sets from deviantART High Quality Free e-Commerce Icon Sets

Todays set of textures are from huge rock boulders down by the sea (South of Iceland). The surface is rough and detailed, and suits well for all kinds of projects. You can also play around with the levels and use them as overlays to create a vintage and worn effect on your designs. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (23Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - Dark Red Grunge Free Texture Friday - Grunge Surface Free Texture Friday - Grunge Overlays Free Texture Friday - Rock Surface

Eye color is one of the most notable attributes that seem to define a person’s appearance (along with hair color and face shape), and it’s largely determined by genetics through inheritance. Eye color is determined by a combination of the pigmentation of the iris, and the scattering of light in the turbid medium in the iris. Certain eye colors are viewed as more desirable than others, and it’s largely determined by culture and rarity. In mammals, blue eyes specifically are quite rare, although certain regions of the world are predominantly blue-eyed for human eye color. Blue eyes can seem grayish, greenish or even brownish under certain lighting circumstances, as there is no blue pigmentation in the eye itself, it’s due to light scattering that the blue color is created. Blue eyes have a clear, crisp and refreshing feel to them, and it’s something that photographers love to capture: Oceans By Mareike-Tordis Puhl Soul Mirror By Thorbjørn Fessel chiara By Daniela foghis Smokey By Dmitry Elizarov Secret Garden By Margarita Babenosheva Sara By Tomek Dyczewski Winter’s Beauty By Radu Carnaru Sylwia By Jaroslaw Saternus Alexandra By Arnold Eszenyi Winter BlueEyes By Victor Kostiuk Up By Ben Torode Just look at me By Vicoolya & Saida blue-eyed girl By Ville Hyytinen Mafia By Dyno KRYSIS The Color of Contrast By Joel Santos Tina By Vedran Vidak Naturally curly By jude balari BlueEyes By Magda Berny K By Magda Berny Azure By Karina Chernova Blue eyes By Pavel Lepeshev Behind Blue Eyes By Imantas Boiko *** By Jovana Rikalo 7 months for Henri By Marie Piki By Yannis Karantonis Frozen By Ryan Pendleton BlueEyes By Brian Ingram Just a little business girl By John Wilhelm *** By Ann Nevreva Related Posts The Art of Flour Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Crystal Clear Glass Photography Photographers at Work in Pictures 10 New Years Celebration Photographs

WordPress is still the king of the blogging world, and it’s also taken the static and corporate website world by storm because of how simple it is to set up, and how many high quality themes and plugins are available for it. While you can easily build your own themes or use free themes and customize them, the bread and butter of WordPress’ vibrant community is the premium themes library that is available. Here’s some of the must have WordPress themes that will help you dominate in 2014 with your WordPress based website: Salient Storebox Cabana Daisho Neighborhood ResumeX Diamond Jupiter Mineral Argus Related Posts Left-Aligned WordPress Themes Notepad Chaos: A Free WordPress Theme by SmashingMagazine Theme Forest Launches Free Email PSD and HTML Templates Login & Signup Form Free PSDs to Download

Today I’ve got a highly useful set of vintage book textures for you. I sourced this from an early 20th century book that I found at a tiny little bookstore. These textures are perfect for adding some turn of the century feel to your designs. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (25.3Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Vintage Book Textures Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 5 Free Texture Friday - Frost 2 Free Texture Friday - B&W Stone Surface Free Texture Friday - Vintage Book

When people think of the human body, they usually don’t think of art. A marvel of science and the physical world, a testament to the power of evolution perhaps, but rarely does art come to mind. However, the human body can be quite artistic. Body art is art that is created either using the body as a canvas, or using the human body as the artistic element. While it can include tattoos and piercings, it can also involve body paint, shaping/body-modification and much more. In this post, we’ll look at some intricate and elegant examples of human body art: body paint By Jacek Wozniak Black Beauty By Fabio Lous dark pink By Benjamin Hartmann *** By Stanislav Istratov YMA By Alexandr Sergeev Silent Drummer By Derek Galon Before the shoot By Derek Galon The Apollo In Me By Derek Galon Self sketch By Sebastien DEL GROSSO Les Chansons By Claudia McKinney The Fish in the Pond By Bryan Crump Mary By Tim Tadder painted beauty By John Dunnigan Snake By Stanislav Istratov rose By Kandaeva Anastasiia Art of body paint By Soli Art Painted Man By Justin Lo Tile Tales - O! Reo! By Derek Galon No Nirvana By Derek Galon Skeleton Girl By ElisaEly Photography ambiguity By Andrea Peria Untitled By Gisela Ardit Reflections By Nati Hortig AHTOH By Mihail Smirin Can you see the ohter women? By Nati Hortig Doll By David Savage Sea Devil By Andres Rosas Skeleton By Sandra Mendoza Pareja ideal By Gisela Ardit Evil By dnjimage Related Posts Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Photographers at Work in Pictures The Art of Flour 30 Creative Pregnancy Photographs 30 Time Themed Photographs

Branding is one of the most important parts of establishing the identity for a business. It consists of a logo, business card, stationery, letterhead and other print materials that governs the visual identity and concept for a given brand. One of the hardest parts of branding is visualizing a concept. It’s possible to think of a variety of ideas for a potential business brand, but actually executing it and seeing how it looks in reality can be far more difficult to achieve. However, thanks to the magic of Photoshop, it’s possible to create mockups of what the print materials will look like, before even going to a printing company. Now, here’s some templates that you can use to visualize your own branding projects: Colorful Business Card Mockup Brand Identity Mockup Template Luxury Branding Mockup Free Stationery Mockup PSD Branding / Identity Mockup Vol.1 Stationery Mockup 01 Corporate Identity Photoshop Mockup Stationery Template Stationery Mockup Vol 1 and 2 Identity / Branding Mockup Vol.3 Related Posts 10 Examples of Brand Identity Development Free Email PSD and HTML Templates High Quality Free CSS xHTML Web Templates Creative Business Card Designs Awesome Free Fonts You Should Download

This weeks textures feature some nice frosty surfaces. It’s still winter in a big part of the world, but spring is around the corner. Enjoy the textures. Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (22.6Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 6 Free Texture Friday - Fallen Straws Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - Green Leaves 2 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Surface

Pregnancy is a very special time, but for many people, it’s a private time, and there are plenty of people who find public "displays" of pregnancy to be rather unnerving, similar to how some view breastfeeding. However, pregnancy is also viewed as a blessing and it’s quite common for celebrities and other rich and famous people to show off their so-called "baby bump". Pregnancy is a 9 month long process for humans, and during that time, the woman’s body changes and she develops an increasingly noticeable bump as she carries the developing child. Every woman is different, as some gain significant weight along with the baby, while others maintain a relatively lean physique and quickly return to normal after birth. There are plenty of ways to celebrate pregnancy and show off, and here’s some of the more creative ways I’ve seen: Loading By Marco Ciofalo Digispace New Life By Rudolf Brosztl New Life 2 By Dariusz Lakomy a new live in the shell By DANNY GIBERT Maternity Sunrise Framed By Jose Bilbao Waiting for Bump By Daryl Gabin tranquility By Lana Cardi the miracle of love By piet flour Maternity By Guillermo Herrera Boom By Jesús Rodríguez Best wishes By Ludovic Descolas Baby Love By Jordi Rios ultrasonic app By Marco Baum Just like you By RochanPhotography COLOR MY WORLD By Roland Rattu One Young, One to Come By Leygh Joshua Allison My first photo of my baby By Photoeire Baby on The Way By Brian Bochenek Pregnancy By Joana Carvalho Untitled By Taras Karpyak pending By Anton Opanasiuk We love you By Julien FALGON Teddy By Ian Schofield The Gift By Fabrice PERROUSE Pregnancy By Yunis Aliyev coming soon By Kinga It’s a boy By Linda Goodhue It’s time By Nauris Vasilesvkis Great Expectations By Sean Tucker Fairy Mother By Sauriel | Sam Plumstead Related Posts The Art of Flour Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography 30 Time Themed Photographs 10 New Years Celebration Photographs

Email marketing is still one of the most effective ways to generate traffic and sales for any business, website or product. When you build an email list of people interested in a given product, service or niche, they are most likely to be interested in what you have to say. While most people use email marketing for sales purposes, email newsletters are also becoming popular ways to share content and information, beyond what can be posted on a blog or website. One of the biggest components of successful email marketing is the email templates that you use. Having a well designed and optimized template will drastically improve results, and I’ve gathered up some of my favorites here: Elena Template Flat Template Emailz Template HTML & PSD Email Template Display Email Template Boxi Template Free HTML Template Gusto Template Natural Template Helvetica Related Posts Pixel Perfect Email Newsletter Designs Examples of Email Newsletter Designs Helpful PSD to HTML and CSS Tutorials Branding & Identity Design Mockup Templates High Quality Free CSS xHTML Web Templates

Todays textures are from an old shed down by the sea, that’s been subjected to harsh weather conditions for years. The once painted wooden panel surface has become worn, dark and gloomy, perfect for texturelovers like us. Enjoy the free textures! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (24.7Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Rust and Stone Free Texture Friday - Fallen Straws Free Texture Friday - B&W Stone Surface Free Texture Friday - Frost 2 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 6

When most people think of flour, they think of baking or cooking. Flour is a powder created from grinding foodstuffs until it is a fine, consistent powder. Flour is one of the most important ingredients in cooking, and is used in everything from breads and pastries to cheese sauces and crackers. Flour has some other interesting properties, due to its ability to spread out in the air as a fine powder. In fact, the ability of flour dust to be suspended in the air makes it explosive and flammable in certain circumstances. Flour can be used in photography to create various effects that range from smokey to misty, as well as a thematic element: G i a d a B r u c i a By Marco Petracci Off the Wall By Lupe Jelena Ewa By Don Horne Into the cold By Jamie Fife Carimé By Lupe Jelena flour flip By Utzel-Butzel dance By shahaf brumer No woman no pie By Christophe Kiciak Amazing By shahaf brumer Iron Man By shahaf brumer Farina By Caroline GIFE Untitled By Gary Chapman Flower By I Must Be Dead Titan By Renee Robyn Flex By David Malledo Antithesis By David Boldery Explosion By Alain Wallior The Flour Bang By Kate Khristenko Splat By Frank McKenna Powder Dance! By Thorsten Sass ARGHH! By Michael Wessel Angel By Hans van Son The Punch By Frank McKenna Dusty Dancer By Dirk DeLaney Flying angel By Mikulas Krepelka 3 2 1 By Benedikt Rest Blow By Michal Gorski Anima By Mathieu Degrotte A Lunatic´s Lament By Sandra Müller Ruka - Hand By Roman Avdagic Related Posts 30 Creative Pregnancy Photographs Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf Photographers at Work in Pictures 10 New Years Celebration Photographs

CSS3 is one of the greatest advancements the web has made in terms of the ability to create advanced websites that function better and load faster. Rather than have to use images or Flash animation, CSS3 allows you to create a variety of designs, transitions, effects and more, all through just CSS3 (and sometimes a little jQuery) markup. Learning CSS3 can be a bit tricky, as there are a lot of different selectors and browser-specific implementations, and many tutorials cover the basics without leading to a useful end result. In this post, I’ve selected some awesome new CSS3 tutorials that both teach you about CSS3, and lead to a valuable end result that is similar to what you’ll probably be creating for your own projects: Experimental 3D image transitions Create a CSS3 Dark Navigation Menu Tutorial Magnifying glass for image zoom using Jquery and CSS3 Sliding image panels with CSS3 Create a CSS3 Top Navigation Bar Tutorial Portfolio Flipping Slider using jQuery and CSS3 Create CSS3 Toggle Switches Tutorial Animated Web Banners with CSS3 Orman Clark’s Vertical Navigation Menu: The CSS3 Version Create Pure CSS3 Progress Bars Tutorial Related Posts Creative Examples of Animated Web Design Instructional Winter Photoshop Tutorials Great Photoshop Art & Design Tutorials Awesome Examples of Parallax Web Design Branding & Identity Design Mockup Templates

Todays set of textures are pretty abstract and amazing. One one of my recent "texture hunt walks" I spotted a small field of old dead long grass or straws by the sea. I became fascinated by the details and abstractness and must have shot over 50 photos like the ones below (expect Vol. 2 soon). I hope you can find some good use for them, enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (18.8Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Rust and Stone Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - Frost 2 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 6 Free Texture Friday - Grunge Surface

Most of us view insects as at best, something to ignore, and usually as a pest or something that should be killed. Insects frequently are parasitic (such as bed bugs), or transmit disease (such as mosquitoes or flies), or destroy crops, and are viewed negatively around the world. However, insects act in many beneficial roles, such as through pollination of plants, and keeping the population of other insects and animals in check, and also acting as food sources for animals such as birds. Insects are some of the most diverse animals on the planet and consist of over 50% of known living organisms with over a million different species. This diversity leads to different shapes, sizes, colors and behaviors. However, many insects are green, to help them blend into leaves and other vegetation, and this bright green color definitely stands out in photographs: Imantis By Alberto Di Donato ready to jump By Alberto Di Donato Eumegalodon sp By Mariska Boertjens Portrait of An Alien By Nhut Pham Wasp in the Hood By Zoran Milutinovic Supermodel By bug eye I see you By Melania Marchi Oh,my God! By jimmy hoffman Reflection By jimmy hoffman Anacridium aegyptium-larva By jimmy hoffman Am I cute? By Izidor Gasperlin not !……RHINO By bug eye The Green Grocer By Gilles Royer slow walking By bug eye Big green beetle Cetonia Aurata By Snezana Petrovic Synchronised birth of an Emperor By Hans Van Rafelghem On my car By jimmy hoffman Catching aphids By jimmy hoffman Jungle Critter By Werner Bollmann Grasshopper Again By austriaka Think green By Manuel M. Almeida I believe…I can fly! By E B "What is it?" Mantis By Eve BlueRose Dragonfly By Justin Lo Walang Ambruk By Flona Hakim Pollination By Macrolife a long horned grasshopper By Wasim Akhtar Poplar By bri curtis camouflage By Calin Crestin 3..2..1… By Danny W Related Posts Abstract Art in the Simple Leaf Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography The Art of Flour Need for No Speed: Slow in Photography Photographers at Work in Pictures

Typography is used in almost all forms of design, whether it be logo design, graphic design, print design, or web design. Being able to express ideas not only through other design elements, but also through text, is one of the essential skills of a designer. However, it’s not just as simple as putting a basic font with some colored text onto your design. A font must be carefully chosen to match the image and brand that is being presented, it must work well with the other design elements and it must match the overall theme, all while being readable and expressing the proper meaning. Finding the right font can be hard, so I’ve done the legwork for you and gathered up some free fonts I know you’ll love: Oranienbaum Moderne Sans Contemporary Geometric Sans Serif Aqua Grotesque Archive UGO Anson Manteka Boomtown Deco Homestead Related Posts 10 Great Free Fonts from 2011 Adobe Photoshop On the Web 10 High Quality Free Script Fonts Photography, feed icons and brushes 12 Fantastic Fall Photo Tips

Hey guys, today I have another set of paper textures that I’d like to share with you. They’re perfect for adding vintage effects to your illustrations, designs and scrapbooking projects. I’m positive that you can find good use for them. You can download the whole set via the download link at the bottom of this post. Enjoy! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (11.2Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 5 Free Texture Friday - Vintage Paper 4 Free Texture Friday - Green Paper Free Texture Friday - Vintage Book 2 Free Texture Friday - Pink Colored Paper

Leaves are pretty much all around us. They are some of the most important organs of plants, and are essential to life as we know it, because they help to produce oxygen through photosynthesis and maintain the proper balance of oxygen and other elements in the air. Leaves are organs of plants, that are designed to be exposed to light, and regulate the exchange of CO2, oxygen and water with the surrounding air. Leaves can also store food and water depending on the variety of plant. Leaves have interesting shapes, both macroscopically, and microscopically, and can make for great subjects for abstract photography and art: Leafs Story By Shihya Kowatari Sweet By Shihya Kowatari Sweet By Shihya Kowatari remains by Damian Connell Yellow By Va Sha Mahajan Engineered By Samy Al Olabi Valed By Jackson Carson Winter flower By Shihya Kowatari Veins By Va Sha Mahajan blush By Damian Connell Leaf Skelton By Ceri Jones Skeletal Leaf By Alan Sheers Fragile By Denitsa Dabizheva Coloured leaf Intersected By Samy Al Olabi Delicate & Pink By Anne Costello The one road to nowhere UV a By cornel Lazia Blue Love <3 By Va Sha Mahajan what’s left By Damian Connell When everything is nothing By Eugenia Fateeva Space leaf By Phyllis Rachler Metallicized By MICHAEL GOFFIN The Main Road By Sahar Dawn skeletal By Damian Connell Love story of Summer By Shihya Kowatari Something to Hope By Eugenia Fateeva Leafs Portrait By Shihya Kowatari Leaf By Kevan O’Meara Color By Stefanie Feldhaus Related Posts The Art of Flour Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography Eyecatching Photographs of Green Insects 10 New Years Celebration Photographs Need for No Speed: Slow in Photography

Easter is just around the corner, and like with any major holiday, it means that designers will be hard at work designing custom websites, banners and flyers, and other materials for the holiday in order to promote events or businesses. Easter has some very well known symbols associated with it. Aside from the Christian symbols of the cross, empty tomb and linens, there’s also the well known Easter bunny and Easter eggs, along with flowers and other spring-inspired elements. In this post, you’ll find some festive Easter freebie resources to download and use for free in your works. Vector Easter Egg Pack Easter Bunny Icon Set Free Brushes for Easter Eggs Free Easter Icons Set Easter Egg Bunny Easter Bunny Background Easter Egg and Leaves Easter Patterns Set 1 Easter Vector Card No Ordinary Easter Eggs Vector Easter Eggs Easter Vector Doodles Free easter icons: Bunny and Easter Egg Happy Easter Vector Graphic Bunny, Easter, Rabbit icons Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Rust and Stone Creative Uses of Lens Flares in Photography Free Flat Icon Sets You Must Download 30 Pictures of Hide and Seek 10 Great Free Icon Sets

Todays textures are from an old worn down shed by the sea that used to store nets and fishing tools back in the days. The salted sea, winds and weather have corroded the metal plates and time has weakened the concrete foundations. But for us it’s a treasure, and the images can be applied to whatever you can think of. Enjoy the textures and Happy Easter! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (24Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Grunge Rust 2 Free Texture Friday - Worn Wood Panels Free Texture Friday - B&W Stone Surface Free Texture Friday - Fallen Straws Free Texture Friday - Fallen Straws 2

There is strength in numbers, two minds are better than one, etc, are all quotes about people coming together and meeting. When most of us think of meetings, we think about the incredibly pointless waste of time meetings at work where nothing is accomplished other than drinking unnecessary amounts of coffee and eating free donuts. However, meetings do have a time and place. When a future couple first meets, the energy between them can be electric. When great minds come together, the problems and challenges of the world can melt away. When long lost siblings meet, the fulfillment of years of longing is almost overwhelming. Meetings can be expressed in a variety of ways in photographs, and here 30 examples of coming together and meeting in pictures: Meeting By Anna Niemiec Welcome in By Didier Guibert Committee Meeting By Ray Huntley The first meeting By umut aydin El saludo By Mariano Belmar meeting By Kittiwut Chuamrassamee Caring & loving meeting By Yvette Depaepe meeting By Radosveta Georgieva Meeting Santa By Jin cho A stranger By Benoit paille meeting By Hans W. Müller Local News By Darko Eterovic Domino in Sanliurfa By Filiz Diner Blbn Age conversation By andrea rocha Serious Talks… By Jean De Spiegeleer encounters By Matthias Leberle Serious topic By Jacek Stefan Eterniy of the moment By Jure Kravanja Dog meeting By KYRIAKOS STAVROU Four sister in Gossip By Infinity Visions Meeting dawn By Igor Alekseev Police "street" meeting By Frank Weil a. Rh. Pleased To Meet You By mario pignotti Another world By Muhammad Fadhlullah Meeting By Antonio Nesti Meeting for lunch on a sunny day By Michel Romaggi meeting By Andy Orr it is never too late By Darko Ivancevic Mid-day break By Jalmari Eskelinen When we meet, everything glows By Kapil Dubey Related Posts Photographers at Work in Pictures Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography 30 Time Themed Photographs Intricate and Elegant Examples of Human Body Art The Art of Flour