Awash by bmac62
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Just dabbling tonight...
Have no concern, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City is not under water
;-)
Bill:)
"Afloat"
Comments (37)
wonderful image!!
Great trick!
Cool!!!!!!!
This manipulation is really stellar work. Fun and yet filled with interest.
nice !!
Wonderful composition!!
Well done Bill, nice work on this one!!
Too funny!
LOL ! We hope not :-) Beautiful Photo Manipulation :-D
Whew--thought I was gonna have to get my swimsuit to wander around there--great postwork!!
Looks like a fun place to have a little row!
Cézanne could do a nice water colour! He would have loved this!
Clever stuff Bill, it took some scrutiny to see what you have confessed to!!
Fantastic image!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Great idea Bill, superb image!!!!
Love those columns and the postwork is fantastic. :)
I just love the dark reflections in the water, and the time you spent on that water-over-the-frame effect was totally worth it. :) This makes me want to go back there!
That's really cool work Bill.. As I scolled down I thought it was real! lol Great just and brilliant lighting.. Well done. Rob
Nicely put together!
:-D!!! fantastic work!!!
Fun with Filters!!! Great result, well done!
Clever stuff bill, had me fooled
Outstanding shot Bill.
cool picture!!!!
I like the water brings the smiles warm hugs, Linda
super cool, outstanding, gorgeous
Great presentation Love it Hugs Susan~
Ohhh good to know, we'd have folks asking how much for boat rides thru and back:-) Wonderful idea and work Bill!!
What, no flotsam and jetsam? Excellent use of the flood filter in this shot, Bill. Thanks for reminding me I should get back to my own flood dabbling. I like the overall ambiance and the ornate gold sculpture at the top of the columns.
bonne photo!!