Broken glass #2 - with variations by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 4/14/08, early in the morning, within walking distance of my phenomenal place.
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Fun with filters, with the original on top. I hope you can detect the subtle differences. The possibities in this genre are endless.
This is the same window pane as yesterday's but shot at a different POV.
Morningglory suggested that yesterday's broken glass image would look striking as a collage of various filters, so, who am I to argue? And it gave me the opportunity to create another collage.
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Comments (13)
AWESOME collage and looks like you had fun conjuring these spiffy creations up Harry! I like them all!!
Fascinating and good fun results!
I have to pick the mono for the best in my liking. Excelent series.
Very cool Harry. They all look great, but the third is my fave. Even better in ZOOM.
What did you do upset the neighbor again?? lol Cool work Harry I like the one with the purple grass on the side, that makes me smile!! Have a nice night..
they do look lwonderful
All kinds of fun stuff here!!
Fantastic shot and filter work. A superb collage.
Wonderful work Harry! Amazing what different effects can be achieved with PS... I like the violet filter best! Bravo!
Awesome work Harry. So much you can do with a filter it seems! lol Great stuff.. Rob
All of these are wonderful; the broken glass makes such a great abstract image. Fantastic work!
All very intriguing Harry, especially the last one. Dana
very nice all of them, but the b&w is my fav, it has a mysterious quality