Impressionist #1 by bmac62
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This began as a photo taken at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio. Background was quite cluttered. A few lasso operations, the paint bucket, the magic wand, and a few choice filters resulted in what reminded me of an impressionistic view of an airborne F4 Phantom.
My working definition: Impressionist was an art movement that started in France around 1870 which attempted to capture the fleeting impressions or feeling of a scene, rather than detailed realism.
Bill:)
P.S. Will be here for a few days than I'll be taking a powder for a medical procedure that will keep me offline for anywhere from several days to several weeks. I'll keep an eye on all of you...assuming the pink elephants don't blur your uploads. LOL. And of course, I will comment when I can but it will be awhile before I'm back 24/7 like usual:)
Comments (41)
Awesome work Bill! See ya back here real soon!
Great work Bill. Keep the spirits high. Thinking good thoughts, Clive
Take care Bill, best wishes for a speedy return.
Beautiful capture...well done..!!!
Very nice! Hang in there Bill!
I think your hard work has paid off, that lasso tool never quite cooperates for me you must have the magic touch.. this is truly amazing.
I love it! Whatever you did to this image, it's a winner. I can't stop staring! Love the subtle color, the chrome look, the drama. A-1 stuff! I shall patiently await photos of pink elephants.
A very cool result. I think we should all post pink elephants just to mess with you.
Extraordinary work!!!! the mood is perfect!!!! I agree with jared99: pink elephants and green just to make a bigger mess!!
excellent work! RS
Hoping all goes well during your medical procedure... I'll miss you're uploads and friendly banter... Take care and all the best... From the thumbnail at first I thought this was a photo of an animal skull... Awesome and very original silohoueting make this an incredible photo....
With the proper and expert use of Photoshop tools, you've come up with a beautiful POV and well defined and illuminated concept of the McDonnell Douglas Phantom F-4, an instant before it opens up with its 20mm cannon and rockets, dispatching the viewer into the great beyond, albeit in little pieces. Will really miss you while you're gone, Bill. Hope everything turns out okay, and just be well.
Great work!!
Really love this image! Hope everything goes well and look forward to seeing you back soon. :)
Most dramatic! Get well whatever it takes.
Very 3D render looking. Great decisions on the postwork. Best wishes for an over easy.
Good you are back. I hope all is well!
Came out well bravo Bill
super terrific work, Bill! you captured the spirit of the thing!I hope you'll be better! after the pink elephants cease to dance, the hippos will start!(was it in Disney's Fantasy?)
Great work Bill, and again good luck my friend.
Beautiful work!!!! I like the straight on look of this !!
Thinking of you Bill. Sending my best to you and will 'see' you soon! Have a good 'trip!' Lol. Clever work with the Postwork, mate! Some of these Dayton shots are ...erm... 'Full!' Take care. Rob.
I love this one! Superb shot here ! Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Excellent Bill!!! Have a good one; see ya when you get back!
Classy image. Best wishes on the procedure. We'll wait, so don't worry about us. Take care of Number One. Dick
I love what you have done here it looks very effective. Good luck with the procedure and I hope it goes well. Take care.
Excellent change to the scene. G'luck with the pink elephants.
This is awesome, bill. Great work. and best of luck with that medical procedure.
This is incredible--I do NOT have the patience for that lasso at all, but wow--you GOT It!! You'll have lots of people keeping you in their thoughts and prayers.
Nice work! Take good care!