Bagpipe Busker by cfulton
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Standing at Trafalgar Square chatting to a passer-by. I heard him playing on Westminster Bridge as well, quite haunting hearing the skirl of the pipes over the River Thames.
My sister used to do Highland and Irish dancing, so I came to enjoy the sound at the various gatherings we attended in Johannesburg.
I did a bit of selective desaturation to pull him out of the clutter.
Clive

Comments (15)
Outstanding work Clive. God Bless.
Wonderful shot
ive seen him there too
Great shot! Love how you brought out the color!
Excellent capture Clive! Would like to hear him play!!
The sign says 'Do not feed the birds' but I bet they stay away when he's playing!! Super work on this Clive and I do like the sound of the pipes too.
Excellent result.
It is a "yes". I thank you for this one. 5+!
Nicely done! I love the sound of bagpipes. One evening last summer we were out camping with friends in a remote location, and a guy showed up and played the pipes sort of off across the clearing. It was beautiful!
Good on you Clive...popping him out like this! I'll bet he has a very rewarding experience every time he goes out to play.
wonderful
Nicely done! I love bagpipes...
There is nothing like the sound of a massed Highland Military band.. But, this will do as our Government has got rid of most of the bands! I think I've heard this guy as well.... Great shot... Nice postwork as well.. :-) I'm not moaning at your pictures mate.. I just wish it was better for everyone and not the illusion you see.. Take care.. Rob
wow, selective colouring is really a trend... LOVE it here!!! brilliant!
Nice shot and well done postwork with that color separation.