A modified photograph
This is a piece cut from a more comprehensive photo I took recently. It has been modified with photographic software to give the appearance of something else. The picture has also been turned (poorly) into a painting using the software. I suppose I could entitle it "A Structure in a Natural Setting." (Click on the picture to enlarge.)
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5 comments:
I agree Pete. Sometimes a small part of a greater picture can be more interesting than the whole picture - Dave
I like this composition and the way the leaves look like a falling mist of stars... I'd be interested to see the picture without the painting effect. I recently had some great success modifying a picture of my children walking though the botanic gardens rainforest gully using an antique effect. It looked so good I had it made into a canvas print!
Keep up the nice pics!
PG, thanks for your visit and comments. Yes, it can be fun playing around with photos. Would like to have seen your one- Dave
Perhaps I'll post it on my blog :-)
PJ, you are welcome to if you wish :-) Dave
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