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Labels: Art Everyday by Mick Mather, digitally manipulated photograph, farm, photo editor, plug-in, shed
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Labels: Art Everyday by Mick Mather, digitally manipulated photograph, farm, photo editor, plug-in, shed
7 Comments:
I like it Mick. The textures and blurring makes it look very ominous. Like bad things happen in there.
My cat thanks you for the comment ;)
I bet Elegia would like to live in there! It looks just so mysterious and gloomy.
studio lolo:
Everyone likes a dark and ominous mystery, Laurel. By the bye, kitty is most welcome and I bet she isn't a'skeert to go in there!
SusuPetal:
I thought Elegia DID live in there! :O
Somber woods.
hpy:
Somber is one word for it. I wonder if, having looked at the original photograph, anyone is amazed at the power of nature to overtake the hand of man in a relatively short period of time?
Secret and scary! I am sure big, big spiders live there. I looked at the original and like what you did to it.
It looks as though you've taken a rubber and smudged it while it was wet.
Lisa Sarsfield:
One of my favorite plug-in filters can give an image a very organic look. Often grotesquely so and I tend to be spare with it. In this particular piece I let it fly, though. I'm glad you like it. :)
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