Friday, June 25, 2010
Golden Red - Floral
I took this photograph at WoJo's greenhouse this spring during a trip to get some vegetable plants for our garden. I did a crop of the photograph to get closer to these wonderful golden red flowers. I did not have to use the Tone Curve or upped saturation as this image was popping with color!
Opening in Paint.NET I applied my favorite painterly filter for the effect it gives the photograph. I used PhotoPaint and the Filter Forge to crop and add a watercolor frame.
Saving that file I opened it in Painter 8 to Apply Surface Texture> Image Luminance> for a brushstrokes look and feel. I reopened in PhotoPaint to add the black and white borders.
Listening --- I Walk Along, the Lakes Song --- Kirk Mathew Gatzka
Labels:
creative,
cropping,
digital manipulation,
flowers,
frames,
Paint.Net,
Painter 8,
photograph,
PhotoPaint,
texture,
visual art
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I love all the texture! Looks like impasto. Even the vignette edge has interest. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barb! It's a little trick: I added the framing first then ran the Apply Surface Texture afterward in Painter. Then the borders back in PhotoPaint.
ReplyDeleteI kind of liked the result, glad you did too!
Kirk