How is your inner SHERLOCK ? by blondeblurr
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Description
Not your usual white sands of Kirra Beach of the Gold Coast, as we are used to here !
But with a tad of photoshop CS2, this takes on a different feel and meaning, which I am learning to explore, called layering.
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BTW these are the tractor imprints, keeping our beaches pristine and clean, but I can see all sorts of other tracks: adult, child, dog & bird footprints - plus more ... can you see, what I see? ; )
Cheers Brigitte
Comments (17)
Yes I can see and I also see a large zip! Nicely done BB.
First: The colors of nature here are fantastic, BB-chen! You know, it seems drawings we can see here in the marl pits, which are very interesting.Also the colors of your photo as these images, are in the limestone caves. It also made me think of old drawings from the Stone Age in Egypt, It's very interesting what you can see in your photo-shot, it actually stimulates the imagination. Very nicely done, Brigitte. Hope things are better, dear friend!
Excellent and interesting shot!
Stunning and beautiful shot... Great manipulation with Photoshop... wonderfully done!!!
Tracks in the sand huh ? I could swear this is actually Ancient Alien Hieroglyphics and you have stumbled on the find of the Century, Miss Jones ! Kool mix of imprints, which now are imprinted on my brain and neat Photoshopping concepting as well ! ~Cheers~
Yes they are very Egyptian indeed. Well done on this.
sand, tracks and toes simple and fantastic! great art Brigitte!
Nice
Interesting capture and composition!!
At first I didn't see the tracks. What I did see was a badly damaged ancient monument showing triumphant soldiers returning from battle. A superb effort. This would make a wonderful gallery print.
wonderful capture! a must zoom
Very cool layering and effects
I saw something Egyptian, and a few horses.
Wonderful what are you doing from a detail! A special kind of creative reproducible art. COOL!!
EXCELLENT!! Reminds me about a fresco! :o)
such a cool capture... taken out of context, stirs wonder and imagination... really missed you fotos, have to spend time soon to get back into this... oh, is the job of Cabana Boy still open?
I like the tractor prints (nice pattern) and I see the footprint but that is all these old eves see.