Smoke in the trees by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Smoke from the work party gorse burning on Redhill Common, Bournemouth.
I still get enormous pleasure from the instant screenprint effects to be got from photoshop!
It takes ten minutes to do what would take a week in the workshop.
Comments (21)
wonderful view
Cool photoshopping Andrea :)
Great work and a super result.
Wonderful looking post work on this.
Wonderful post work, fantastic outcome Andrea.
It is a very realistic effect, excellent choice for this detail yet diffused image!
Simply wonderful both the tree and the picture !!
Great capture and cool effect
Very nice work Andrea. I will try to take some more shots of my "Riesenschnauzer" but it is difficult to make a good one. Giants often have a black eye color. The eyes are also covered by black eyebrows. So you cannot see the eyes. This is also a reason why other dogs have a little respect.
Good post work with that wonderful tree.
It does look like a screen print (I was a silkscreen printer for a few years when I was much younger) & yes, Photoshop offers some amazing filter effects, but you still need to have the artistic sense to know what to do with them - & you clearly do...
A most lovely image. Very mysterious looking. Well done!
You mean you don't enjoy the masking, pushing ink through a screen and the clean up? Sounds like a fun weekend to me. This clean hands version is outstanding. The post work really brings out the shapes in this wonderful tree and turns the smoke into a foggy landscape.
It does look amazing!!
Yes, and the result is stunning. I really like this !
I love this effect! So amazingly beautiful. Of course it helps to start with a stunning shot, and you've got that!
Your poste work add so much to the mystery generated by the smoke!
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
Fantastic result! This is a superb image.
Marvelous creation!
Ditto Claude, I see so many filters, and they're effective, but only a true artist's eye can make an image like this. It's got layers---I mean 'visual' layers, ie going back in space, not "blending" per se---it's got many different greens, it's got a wonderful fan of branches and collisions with shapes behind them, and all those colonies of hue that you get in your edge filtering (or similar). It's really splendid. And the bright shoots at the very bottom make great accents to the whole.