Another image that I liked when I took it but once I started working with it realized that it was not as I would have liked it to be. After playing with some of the filters in Photoshop I really like the way this looks. I always wished I could paint but for some reason or other I have never been able to connect my hands to what I see in my mind or for that matter in a photo. Now I have found a way to "paint" on my own.
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You definitely DO have a way to paint, and the results are fabulous. It reminds me a bit of Georgia O'Keefe. Her flowers were normally larger-petaled, but just the big giant thing of color in the center makes me think of her work.
I love what you’ve done with this … and suspect playing with the ‘filters’ in Photoshop IS an artform all it’s own.
Hugs and blessings,
I love these "painted" photos!
Looking at that flower image without reading your commentary, at first I thought it an excellent rendering of a clover, like wow. Then I read further and am thinking, hmmmm. I dabble with watercolors, and find I sometimes get bogged down with figuring out how to make an image real, but not real. Maybe I should take your idea and play with a digital image first. Very pretty digital "painting".
Oh, I Love this!
You should visit Paintbox Pictures....hosted by Tom Wigley of Skywatch fame....we all "play" with our photos and then post them with an explanation at how we arrived at the end product (when we can remember how we arrived at it) The blog address is: http://twigley.blogspot.com/
I've also created a separate blog with some of my "kreations"...it is at http://www.kreationsbykerri.blogspot.com/
Excellent...
Kerri is a star... her pictures inspired me to start doing mine and starting the Paintbox Pictures blog... I'm more than happy you are joining in..
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