The best theory why this remnant of the town fortification is called “the blue hat” is that the orginal roof was made of blue black slate, possibly destroyed during the Thirty Year’s War. But it remains a theory.
The following pictures have all been cropped and the contrast was slightly increased. All editing was done with Photoscape.
Kate’s One-to-Three Processing Challenge in October
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Original.
With a filter called “Cassatt“.
With a filter called “Redblush“.
With a filter called “Adventure“.
With a filter called “Rembrandt“.
All editing done with an online program called lunapic.com .
One to three challenge in September.
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I enjoyed playing with the vivid colours of this shot of a fair. And then tried taking the colour completely out of it in the last embossed version. I was surprised how well that worked with the details of the carousel and the tree in the background if only in contrast to the colourful version. I used photoscape for all the photo editing.
One to three Photo Processing in August.
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One to Three Challenge in July
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One-To-Three Challenge in June
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I kept the centre of the flower as in the original and only worked on the surrounding area.
One to three challenge in April
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PS: It’s not really the last figure left, there is another one standing on top of the wall.
One-to-three photo processing challenge
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—————- This is the unedited photo of a snowman with rather unusual facial features.
— This is a filter from photoscape called AF3. ——- The same shot with heavy doses of back light.
—— Another photoscape filter, this time CP2. ——– And finally, an artistic filter called edges.
———– Photoshopped images for the One to Three Processing Challenge in February.
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All effects were achieved with Photoscape.
One to three Challenge in January
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