m3photo
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Re: No Blending
That's a bit unfair - Mummy and Daddy blended perfectly to produce such a lovely child ...
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Blends
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ustein
Contributing Editor
Re: No Blending
True, way more powerful than PS.That's a bit unfair - Mummy and Daddy blended perfectly to produce such a lovely child ...
btrancho
New member
Re: No Blending
Okay, I'll get back OT now...
Very true - she is a meld of both her parents. But, of course, her mother's parents were incredibly good looking so it stands to reason :grin:
Okay, I'll get back OT now...
+1. I really like this image as well, Michiel! Best regards, Leica 77.
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taphapy
Guest
Beautiful. How did you do it?
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
Thank you Leica77 and Keith.
One more.
Michiel
-Nightlife -
Hi Keith,"Mushroom and Tomatoes, Rome"
Keith
I love the texture! It is an excellent image! All the best! Leica 77.
Hi Michiel,Thank you Leica77 and Keith.
One more.
Michiel
-Nightlife -
The watercolor like image is beautiful. It has captured a nice ambience of nightlife. All the best, Leica 77.
Thanks Taphapy
This is a blend of the original image with two texture layers, one has canvas texture in it.
Keith
m3photo
New member
Re: Sunset, Tucson
Thought an old wall might be an interesting texture for some things:
Mmm, like this one Keith.
Thought an old wall might be an interesting texture for some things:
Re: Sunset, Tucson
The picture is really good - very much like Constable. What's it look like with the concrete toned down, and even eliminated from the bottom 20%? Is this Spain?
Keith
Michael
The picture is really good - very much like Constable. What's it look like with the concrete toned down, and even eliminated from the bottom 20%? Is this Spain?
Keith
Hi Uwe,
I simply love this image! It reminds me of some of the lost ranches in Norway where my wife and I visited her ancestral home/ranch a few years ago. It had the same (similar) color of paint. The ancestral home/ranch, though about 200+ years old, was still standing in fair shape. The surrounding area was quiet and peaceful. All the best, Leica 77.
