I love old buildings.
When I first took this photo I really liked it.
It was the first time using my wide angle lens and I was amazed by the perspective.
I thought it was cool.
Then today, I started playing around in picnik with their newest feature, textures.
I tried every single texture they had in every mode.
I was very happy with the outcome.
Unfortunately, they don't name their textures so I have no idea which one I used
but I know I added the texture in difference mode.
And I LOVE HOW IT TURNED OUT.
It must be the artist in me because I really like that it looks more like a drawing or painting than a photograph.
Maybe it's just that I'm not as good a photographer as I'd like to be so digital manipulation works for me.
Well don't be shy.
Tell me which one you like.
Wow. I love them both. But the manipulated photo is incredibly strange and compelling. Ghostly.
ReplyDeleteIt can be fun playing with photos. I can spend hours just messing around with one that I think would be fun to alter, then I usually just end up posting the original. Nicely done,
ReplyDeleteit's terrible that i don't love halloween.....
ReplyDeleteso i have to say the original is my favorite :)
I am just getting into this. I like them both as well but the second does say ghostly!
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I honestly like both of them. The second looks more of what you would expect to see an artist depict a Ghost Town to look.
ReplyDeleteHey, cool. I don't know what picnick is, but I do like the effect you got, very much like a drawing but you can see it is derived from a photo. SO it's still a photo. Funny thing, today I was just imagining visiting LV and seeing some of the places you have photographed so successfully. Those burros. Maybe when I retire.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, I like the building in the photograph but I love the tree in the manipulation. Maybe you can merge them?
ReplyDeleteOh, and I love your new profile pic! That hat. I want that hat.
ReplyDeleteHard to choose...not being shy...just like both of them in different ways. I also like seeing them both together.
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