Even in the original this almost looks like a knitted sweater straight out of the 70s.
The original photo already has elements of the impressionist, even the pointillist style. So I just enhanced this aspect.
This version is softer and blurry, even vague.
The last edit seems like a combination between bold lines and washed out colour shapes.
The editing was done with photoscape.
For the One-to-three Photo Challenge in November
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Autumn arrives with rich yellow tones overlaying the greens of summer.
Soon reds and browns join the composition.
As time goes on, it gets darker
Until the weather decides: “No more Mr Nice Autumn!”
Cee’s Which Way Challenge: Autumn
Monday Portrait
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so the mushrooms are overdue.
I’ve been happy with our Indian summer on a personal level; naked arms and legs and no thick jackets yet. But I am also more than concerned about these temperatures in a wider context. For us in the temperate zones it means a change of the plants and animals that live here but it is manageable. For people living in hotter climes and close to water this moves more and more to life threatening conditions. Which in turn will impact us greatly.
Autumn is the time to pick up your walking staff and hit the trails.
It’s best to check out the weather forecast first and make sure you know in which direction the wind blows.
This advice is particular important for them that travels the air (which they are wont to do more in autumn when the year draws to a close).
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Autumn – Metal
harvest is close.
But for all that there is something much more important.
As summer fades, the Rugby World Cup begins:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: As Summer Fades
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Late autumn: the leaves are mostly gone, the climbers are still green (they will stay green for the rest of the year), the sky is a crisp blue and I’m looking up.
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Close to our house is this old barn, completely overgrown with wild grape (I’m not really sure about its proper name, we call it “Wilder Wein”). This plant is often used to cover walls but it damages the plaster covering the stones with its suckers. However, the colours in autumn are so magnificent that people put up with it. On this particular date 22-11-22 I found a wine walk particulary fitting (it is also our wedding anniversary).
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