Old Farm Stuff by TomDart
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
From the farm my father-in-law loved up to his last day, this is done as a simulated palladium/platinum print.
Comments (14)
You've really captured the feel of it. Great atmosphere! I like the effect and I'm sure it's a lot cheaper than platinum printing...
SPECTACULAR, GORGEOUS IMAGE
do look like a old photo
Pristine B/W. Outstanding postwork and composition. Excellent work.
I do not know how you created the coloration, but it definitely has a very old image feel. Marvelous work!
Wonderful capture and treatment, dear Tom. You have certainly created a great mood here. Hugs and God Bless. Di. xx
I love the old feel of this capture my friend. Outstanding work.
I really does look old! Wonderful shot and editing.
fantastic image and work!!
amazing...love it!
Great work !
Good idea to do it in B/W. Looks very old, very fine old mood!
That fascinating contraption with the seat looks like something from Edwardian Farm on the BBC - and lethal! A fine image with great atmosphere!
I just love that bucket seat...top of the line ergonomics, if you ask me...okay, well maybe not, but it does look nice and comfy in a rather farm-implement-seating contraption sort of way. I love the effect you've achieved here. I'm always looking for new things to do with digital photographs, and I've tried my hand at creating stuff like fake lomo-photos (lomographs?) and daguerreotypes, and such things. It's endlessly fascinating, and you've done a stellar job here. Had you not come clean and said that you were simulating this, I'd have thought that it was an authentic palladium print...well, it is it's just a digital one. Needless to say, I like this immensely! I'd love to see you do more of these, and maybe add a wee bit of grunge to make it look a bit worn and damaged. But that's just me...I always think: why leave a perfectly gorgeous photo alone, when you can ruin it on purpose? I'm weird like that.