Joan and Muriel on the Avenue by durleybeachbum
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Description
Joan and Muriel are both 94 and were having a little fresh air.
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Comments (19)
Extreme photoshopping but I quite like it.
Wonderful effect but my thought are more fascinated from the persons !!
Cool creation Andrea :)
I like this. Looks like a pencil drawing. A very nice effect.
Great PW. Filters can be fun. :)
Like a pencil sketch, perhaps a 2B. Nicely fiddled.
Very nice! Looks like it was drawn with a pencil!
Outstanding capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
Love this, looks like a drawing. Great pics.
What a very cool work! And good for them being out and about!
cool
What a beautiful picture and very creative photo manipulation ! Great work Andrea, thanks for sharing.
both images are fabulous but this one brings a new and interesting story with it
JUst fabulous!
Marvelous works!
This makes my heart sing - Jo's mother was 99 on February 8th and is still going!
An interesting effect that you've applied artistically...
I really like the effect here. So close to a drawing :)
I usually try to mix up styles in my shorter comment sessions, and here I am doing another drawing-like piece. Well at least this is via filters rather than physical media. But I couldn't resist. First, on the flickr photo, if this is near your home, it's really lush. It has some of the architectural forms (walls, posts, etc) we have in my neighborhood, but with so much more relaxed nature, and sans all the high buildings. I think I could fall in love with this area very easily. (Our suburbs, along the lake, look more like this than the city does.) In this shot, you've not only created edges, but lots of stipple, and lots of open areas too---though filled with dots and little colonies, they feel more open than the darker areas. It almost feels like an inverted shot, where white-is-black/black-is-white. But it's not. The two women seem very wrapped up in their worlds, a separate world between them. While the surroundings are rich---but, because of your liberal whites and light hues, the surrounding is very 'open' for them. And I swear there's a reindeer back there. Probably the only person who sees it, but it's a reindeer, I'm sure of it. (I didn't know you had reindeer in your area!) It actually has elements of architectural drawing, because of the outlining; and it's open and quite articulate. And is that a bus back there? A really fine job, Andrea. You always find new things in whatever you do.