Leaves Of The Monkey Puzzle Tree #2 by photosynthesis
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A filtered & stylized version of my previous post...
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Comments (9)
nice filter work
I run out of good descriptive words for these lovely, artistic fiddles you make.....I feel like I just keep repeating the word beautiful all the time. :)
That filter looks awesome love the effect very pretty :)
What filter was that? So cool!
Once again, Ink Outlines & Glass were the filters I used.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
I love what you do with filters and fiddling. A naturally abstract photograph becomes more about composition and less about detail, and that pleases me greatly!!
WOW !! THe photo was beautiful the manipulation make it also better than the original !!!!
I prefer this even better.
well those filters could be used to other effects...the treatment comes from your inner eye as much as the filters, or the inner eye is guiding you as you apply the filters...beautiful work, you have a slightly atomized closeup of not only the waves created by the leaves, but of the energies within them. Very electric, and the diagonals come out more in this treatment, making it a kind of cascade. And it's flatter---the background is brought forward here, so it's more intensified, in our faces. Beautiful use of your filters. You do these variations wonderfully well.
(again, on the Genesis theme---a book whose content I consider wild fiction---I'd like to see its god talking to a god from another universe, as they look over creation, and this god says, "I used Outlines and Glass." The other god says, "no s__t! I never used that..." God 1: "It works great on forests...but not so great on animals..." "Thanks for the tip..." "You got it...")