violin strings by jocko500
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i did use polarizing filter but the glare was still on the painting. I had messed up as i was in a rush to get them ready for a show at a bank. the show fall apart as they started to look into the legal stuff about hanging paintings in a bank. The insurance people stop it. Oh well i was honor to have the paintings in a show anyway. did cost me over $400 in frames. But they ready for any thing now.
I also learn a lot in Photoshop that I never knew before. I used enhance / adjust color / color variations.... this help to get the glare off the painting and keep the colors as close as can be to the painting
This is a close up of the bow and strings of a violin. A man I know looked at it and way amaze as he saw the resin coming off the strings; plus he loved the blues. It looked so real to him.
I know it looks abstract but it not. it is a abstract and it is real also..
Comments (46)
A nice capture, here.
Very nice work
Nice one. I am getting ready for a show and have to cut my own matts.
Wonderful image and work Jock.
very nice work!
wonderful capture
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
A very creative painting nice work on this.
Fantastic shot, Jocko!!!!!
Nice close up!
Very well done.
Wonderful work!!
Great painting, Jock. Love the style and texture. Well done.
Fun learning about new programs and how you can use them with your paintings. very cool image,the painting and the photography and the enhancing and fixing in PS!
A beautiful painting, Jock! You've captured the sheen and grain of the wood perfectly! Too bad the show didn't happen... Yeah, insurance people and lawyers... they could screw up a bowl of cornflakes.
Excellent work.