Greetings from Sicily by emmecielle
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A grunge effect photo of Acicastello, a small seaside town near Catania. To the left, the Norman Castle and in the background the Faraglioni of Acitrezza!
I wish you a wonderful Spring and a good Sunday! :)

Comments (60)
magnifique photo!!
the effect of the grunge shadei s really nice to the eye.The place is so beautiful !!!
Nice effect on this image of this seaport view.It has a lot of character.
A lovely effect on this beautiful capture. I'd love to see it in colour too.
What a beautiful scene! Your post process is great! I really like the way your grunge effect makes the mood. Grear job!
Remarkable pic.
Excellent.
Excellent effect and such a great capture.
Great scene, nicely postworked!
A W E S O M E
Finally I can get caught up Maria :o)..How have you been ?.Fantastic work my friend . Mick
Va bhe!...quando la nostalgia si fa sempre più prepotente! ;) Una foto semplicemente fantastica!!! Ciao "mc" :):):) gea
This is really beautiful work!!
Want to be ther...wonderful
Great capture!!!
Excellent work MC!
Beautiful Maria!
Excellent image! The grunge effect works really nicely. Lovely composition with the fishing net, the castle and the frond! Beautifully done!
Wonderful shot. Nice treatment.
excellent effect and seascape
Une vision tout à fait pittoresque et picturesque - Une peinture du 19ème !
Sweet compo, tones and texture work!
Very beautiful view and landscape photoshot erland
Oh... fantastic photo. wonderful mood. excellent!!!
SPLENDID SCENARY AND EXCELLENT ART...BRAVISSIMO..!!!
Nice image, like the desaturation and mask !
so special postcard scene and yes, have been there- 32 years before..- was twenty then:) ciao e buona notte!
Wonderful capture and motif, Maria. Great postwork and idea. I love the old look of it. It could be a very old photo..maybe from the early 19th. century. Maybe a photo found in an old box on the attic. And it got wet... but it dried up again. Time has put it's trace on it. And now.. it tells it's own story.+5
Sembra veramente una vecchia cartolina. Brava!
I thought that it was a photo taken many years ago but I like your grunge postwork to create this amazing image.