Tag: photo editing
Wood & Metal, Sun & Rain, Sweat & Tears
The statue of the mouse (from The Gruffalo fame) is less than two years old. The wood has weathered well so far, as has the yellow coat of paint but a bit of photographic weathering deepens the cracks and fissures. Photoscape has an antique photo filter to round off the look.
This metal and wood sculpture of a warrior has been weathered by rain and wind and sun and given a dark vignette around the outside to complete the picture.
This sun, again enhanced with an antique photo filter from photoscape and artificial back lighting, looks a lot more weathered now.
Finally, a black panther made of metal and covered in rust, has been contrast heightened and backlit and scratched.
A Photo a Week: Weathered
Water Flowing Up
Double inversion: positioning and colour
A fountain:
A tapid’s dripping nose:
A swan after dabbling:
A mini icicle:
A fountain in the woods:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Inversion
Sometimes You Have to Put Them Down
even when there is still something in it.
And then there is empty bottles.
random bottles 
stained glass bottles 
glass tiled bottles
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Bottle
1,2,3 – FIRE!
When I posted my tulip pictures for the One to Three Challenged, I had forgotten that I had been playing around with my little “minikens” and done a series with them. So here is a bonus 1-2-3.
Monochrome and negative.
Explosion (fish eye) and implosion
And since we are looking at toys I thought a lego version might be fitting.
One-two-three Photo Processing Challenge in May
A Tulip, a Classic Flower
One-two-three Photo Processing Challenge in May
Star Magnolias
Monochrome – one in black and white, one in sepia.
Then I went to LunaPic and went a bit crazy putting the picture through every art filter they have.
These are the best ones to my mind:
The Filters are called Sadness, Floating, and Escher.
One-two-three Photo Processing Challenge in April
Magies Are Posterboy Pretty
Magpies don’t have the best of reputations but their black and white coat with its stark contrast is just too beautiful.
The black and white is calling for a monochrome treatment. In the second adaptation I played around with the white balance. I like to do that sometimes because it can yield interesting effects. And then I just went colour crazy.
The One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge in March.
Hazy view
The view from Lindenfels castle across the hills of the Odenwald.
Slightly de-hazed.
Colour augmented.
And here the sundowner, colour enhanced, veering-towards-kitsch version.
Linked to the One-to-Three Photo Challenge.
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