Riverwalk, SA, TX by weesel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Digital Photo
PP9
1. Descreen fine art
2. Contrast snappy
3. Brightness: shadow emphasis
4. Saturation medium
5. Remove cast
6. Hard sharpness
7. Frame: square thingy at 135 offset, Dark Purple set to very transparent and very blurred.
8. Texture: bumpmap, single tile stretch to fit, light gray color from UL.
9.Triple vignette: fuzzy light gray, fuzzy medium gray, Hard white with pattern poured in.
This is not too far from the Nix Hospital.
Enjoy, thanks for viewing. ;-)
Comments (8)
I really like this :)
beautiful scene. !!!!!! :O) !!!!!
waht's that? a pattern poured in? ...i feel like i have a cobweb stuck on my face, nice shot though :]
No. Cyn! That is the result of the bumpmap setting. PP9 allows one to use it tiled or as a single tile stretched to fit. The tiled setting made it a bit too busy. Then you can select the light to be shone on it and the angle. I selected a light gray color and put it from UL corner. I think it makes it look like a slightly mishandled photograph.
No cobweb setting that I can find. However, . . . . ;-)
Dunno if me like you mishandling your nice pics! Very nice scene and compo!
Excellent work, keep on expirimenting. I like you to "mishandling" everything you think is fit for it. It leads to new things, nothing to be scared of. Its the digital time's, we are unstoppebel ;)
It's a beautiful scene, composition is fantastic... Post work I am not sure of. I'll admit to not being a big fan of manipulation like this. The white streaks look like rain to me.
At your photos the identical shade of color is observed. You use what camera?:)