Closet, on a Bad Hair Day by anahata.c
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Description
My cousin and his wife's linen closet.
They said "it's an improvement".
(Just messing with photoshop...5 years ago.)
I'm still commenting and will get to you all!
Have a fine week,
M
(it takes guts to post this)
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Comments (10)
I am glad you didnt photograph MY closet. I seee, that if you ever visit us, I will have to put a padlock on my closet :D But this is a beautiful result Mark and I am glad they let you take the shot. A typical Mark style in a very good way :-)
Thanx Mark for this cool piece of manipulation you too have a good one my friend!!
Fairly tidy. I'd say.
Lol...
Whatever detergent they're using I want some--those white are GLOWING! LOL! Seriously, that's neater than any closet in my house, and this shot is nothing to be ashamed of!
excellent
Oh, I remember when you went up there and came back with these pictures, and I just poured over them. This was a favorite, as well as a couple of your cousins in the kitchen (as I recall). Seeing it again is such a treat, and I'm glad you decided to post it, even at this late date. :P
Apparently, a linen closet more suited for a house similar to the one used in one of the several 'Exorcist' movies. Tons of colorful contrast in this one, with nice bluish blends, depth. grain, and textures. And a great job of wraithlike ectoplasm at the top, Mark. Is this your donation for Halloween? I just completed a barrelful of art for the upcoming Halloween holiday.
LOL! too cool. they obviously like radio-active blue clothes that are guaranteed to glow in the dark for years. :)
Very cool blindingly phosphorescent inverted color thing you've got going here, Mark...