Let's show some texture pics =)
 

With flash:
http://www.sxc.hu/pic/l/s/sb/sbauzys/71651_4493.jpg

Without flash:
http://www.sxc.hu/pic/l/s/sb/sbauzys/71652_2884.jpg

Hi Sue,

I like the no flash pic. The lines are so much more sensuous and rounded. It gets the viewer to look more than once to see what it is. Nice!

the slight blurring of the non flash pic and the reflected light adds to the softness of the curves, I definitely prefer that one :)

here's one of mine..

No flash for me, Sue.

The colors are much warmer and the highlights aren't blown out.

The no flash is great--the flash is not bad either

+1 for the noflash being the better pic..

altho i admit i *do* love the shiny silver in the flash pic ;)

I like the non-flash pic cos the colours and lines are softer. I like the flash pic cos it looks shiny, a bit like some computer-generated stuff I've seen. Mmmm shiny metal .... thanks, interesting subject.

I think this tree looks quite texturious.

http://img4.photobucket.com/albums/0...e_1_100dpi.jpg

texture and DOF to boot!

quickly... i thought of this one...
i might have something else, just a little bit short on time atm...

<img src="http://www.hasfurrychildren.com/tfp/window.jpg">

Beauty texture bernadette! That peeling paint rocks!

Furret texture

http://www.pbase.com/image/23366806/original.jpg

Sue: The "no-flash" picture is soft and sensual, but the high-key contrast of the "flash" picture has impact of a visual and graphic sense. Both are good, but the softer picture has more texture.

bernadette: The rough texture of the peeling paint is an interesting contrast with the smooth aqua color. Peeling brown paint wouldn't have the same effect.

fun shot-the hair on the blanket really sets it off

wow... these are all amazing. I hesitate to add this but it fits better into a texture thread than anything else. It's better full size mind ...

great work.