Backgarden by helanker
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Description
Have been playing a little with on of my over-exposed photos of my back garden, that I have had in my files for some years. Thought I could use it for having fun :)
Have a beautiful day. We have a grey and windy day today only 18C, so we stayed in the patio with our breakfast.
Thank you for the visit and for commenting.
Comments (11)
Very great shot Helle !!!
A wonderful photo and a spectacular manipulation too !!!
The currant field always looks good, whatever you do to it!
Fantastic image. I like the mood you have created with the sepia tones!
Outstanding post work Helle. God bless.
Nice job, Helle. I see you had some fun with this one; kind of reminds me of Mark's high contrast black and white photos. It's been around 35-Celsius in my patio each day. Actually, only about 30-Celsius in the city. It's been so warm that I haven't slept under a blanket for months already.
Very cool manipulation, Helle!
I like the mood very much Helle. Very nice work.
I like it!! That chair looks so inviting. That's where I'll sit when I come for coffee. :)
I love this (almost sepia) image Helle, and the chair, [I see] has already been taken - I think I have a go at the 'Go-Kart' then instead... LOL ! ... I also had a good laugh with your 'apparent Birthday-party-visit' - without the GPS
and thanks for sharing my sense of humour, where would we be without it ?
You turned the background into a moody, cloudy ominous place; the rows of currants are these beautiful paths leading up to it; they almost look like stripes, or bits of dark frosting on a cake. And the stuff in front looks wonderfully intense and 'old' in your intense sepia. Objects in this treatment suddenly appear very expressive. I love the double frame too. I'm sure I said something about this in my letters, but in revisiting, I love it even more. Love when you play with your art. You turned this into a real piece of the imagination.