An old Water Mill by dochtersions
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This is a photo I made from an old water mill in our area.
I did a style over it, where I used an old drawing from Anton Pieck.
Perhaps you can recognize the colours that Anton Pieck used a lot.
Thank you again very much, if I feel better I intend to visit your galleries, sorry that this doesn't always work.
Take care, Jacomina.
Comments (17)
Mies een mooie foto van een watermolen, de nabewerking is prachtig geslaagd !!
Wow 😯
What a beautiful historical site.
Your filter is a perfect addition , great job 👏
Your artistic skills are very impressive Mies.
❤️💕❤️
wow - please more of this style
Absolutely wonderful work Jacomina - I love it. Please take care my friend. xx
Wonderful image :)
I recognise that style - nicely done; a great picture and filterwork!
Very nice work,. The filter works well with this scene. Well done.
This is really lovely, Jacomina. I love these old mills.
Hope you feel much better soon!
A photo with a beautiful postwork, it is great.
Beautiful
Wow, it's a superb place and great effect!
Very nice work Jacomina.
Klasse foto,excellent postwork!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
excellent postwork!
Prachtige foto en verder bewerkt door jou van de mooie watermolen. Als ik aan jouw woonomgeving denk dan vind ik die watermolen er heel goed bij passen. Wij brachten in het verleden wel een paar keer een vakantie door in die omgeving.
Nice!
It's a mystery to me why some of your images get only 2 or 3 comments, when you are one of our finest artists. It's a pleasure to see a page of comments (like you have here), you deserve them for every image. I DO see Pieck's colors---you did a terrific job blending him "into" your image. In fact, you got a very Japanese effect in the trees and plants---it's very much like a Japanese print. I love the textures you created, and you got real clarity in the lines and shapes. And the colors have that orange-beige, almost pink-ish glow to them that Pieck has in many of his images. Plus: You acheived the complexity of his Pieck's imagery as well. This is a beauty.