Bodie Bricks by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bodie, California
2013
Processed using the Creative Cloud Photoshop program. I figured since I lost my favorite filters and have to start over, I might as well do the upgrade. I've got a 30 day trial, so I figured I'd give it a shot.
Comments (19)
looks good
Looks very good!
Wonderful image composition and capture !!!!!!!
powerful mood; I love the composition
bien vu
Gosh, amazing! I love the way some of those bricks appear to have been drawn round with a black marker. It's like some cryptic message has been left for a detective.
It looks like the walls of Jericho. Nice.
I think of bricks as being laid out with geometric regularity, but clearly no levels or other measuring tools were used here. In fact, it brings to mind those old videos of spiders on LSD weaving crazy, chaotic webs...
Superb capture and post work Tara. God bless.
What ever you did here, Tara. It looks great :)
Very cool and interesting capture the bricks around the door seem to have a mind of their own and are going their own way
I love this--your great eye strikes again, catching the beauty of this eclectic wall!
Great work! Well done!!! I would say someone replaced a wooden door with a smaller steel one and did a hurried fix up on the bricks.
There is something almost mesmerizing about this image. The textures, colors, patchwork and the iron door all work so well together. This is really good.
This is wonderful, Tara! I just love the warmth and texture of this old brick wall. So much character here. I got into that CC Photography deal with Lightroom and Photoshop a few months ago, and have not regretted it a bit! I'm still learning the new features of Photoshop (is it actually possible to learn everything about Photoshop??), and Lightroom is a whole new ball of wax. I can't wait to try out the new panorama feature with some aerial shots - if it ever stops raining here....
Awesome work, love it!
Fantastic capture Tara! Seen many walls like this in Germany!
Love your textures composition
There is so much special details which you brought a kind of alive here, that sure it can watch this for hours. Really a great job you've done by your post work, Tara. Impressing. It would also be great to make a puzzle of.