Motion Pano 4 by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello !
I will continue my Motion pano series with this fourth shot with my own PSP script filter.
I hope you like it.
Thanks for your kind comments to my previous post and special warm thanks goe to those who added it to favs :-)
Have a great and peaceful week.
We have cloudy weather and fresh wind over the currant field.
When they finish harvesting the fields of black currants and red currants, they spray the fields over with something, that makes all the field stop growing and now it is looking so withered. Kind of sad to see. :(

Comments (17)
I LOVE the effect of the filter! What a pity about the spraying, I suppose it's all to do with money.
fine image, helle.
Wonderful effect helle! Love the image!
wonderful photo work!!!!!
I just zoomed in on it Helle and WOW ! This one is beyond cool and I love this series
excellent effect
wonderful!
STUNNING Helle - that filter is amazing! Great work on the image too my friend. The compo is very strong! :)
Lovely scene - your filter makes this into a great piece of art - excellent work
So stunning, Hell!
totally original and very interesting. From the artist's eye to me with style. :-)
Beautiful series...
Wow... great work
Lovely and different pano here with a nice texture. You will be thinking it is autumn with the currants all withered looking.
Fabulous pano and style, I like how you did this!
Stunning Helle!
your country has the most beautiful rolling landscapes & gentle hills...this is a lovely picture to begin with, but I love the filter too. It's got a poster edge feeling, but it also atomizes the landscape into many little strokes & cellular imprints. And your rust colors in the land are quite restful to my eye. It almost looks like it was made on a metal plate. This is a fine & fun filter, and it doesn't take away from the natural beauty of these landscapes—it just gives them a different view. Your motion pano series is another fine series in your gallery, I never tire of seeing these.