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I don’t know which ones I like the best. These three, or …
I don’t know which ones I like the best. These three, or …
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… or these.
I made a background for the above using a plain white image and took it into Stackables Forumulas and saved the result. Overlaid the linseed seed heads in SuperimposeX (or was it iColorama?).
These two (and the ones in the above post) used DistressedFX
I made a background for the above using a plain white image and took it into Stackables Forumulas and saved the result. Overlaid the linseed seed heads in SuperimposeX (or was it iColorama?).
These two (and the ones in the above post) used DistressedFX
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Impossible to answer
The last one perhaps, but the first one is great too - They’re all great. How could you do this to us 
I’m impressed by your creativity
I’m in summertime mode walking around trying to capture all the beauty before the darkness comes back. So I never get to sit down doing creative editing these days 
WOTANICUS
IOTM WInner - Sept 21
- Real Name
- Bill
- Device
- iPhone 12 Mini
I'm thinking the second lot without the script in the background - although it looks lovely, its interfereing with the floral image a little. Beautiful work all round though!
I'd pick 1 and 5 as my favorites, although 4 and 6 are close. I know what WOTANICUS means about backgrounds interfering with the subject, so you'd think I wouldn't favor 1, but I do -- it's probably my overall fave. For some reason, the writing seems to fit, to me, maybe because it has the same delicate tracery as the linseed heads themselves. Funny that.
They are all beautiful. I like the first one, but I’m partial to lettering in my backgrounds.
Think of all the wonderful images you’ll have to work with in December. You’ll still have a little summer in winter.Impossible to answer
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
In fact, that’s my plan. Creative editing as a therapy during the dark and cold months.
Impossible to answer
Thank you all.
It was fun messing about with them.
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Camomile flowers. A Hipsta double exposure and iColorama for a bit more definition.
Camomile flowers. A Hipsta double exposure and iColorama for a bit more definition.
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A walk with Lulu. This is the mill pond at Warmington.
Lulu standing in the water, trying to shake the water off herself.
Native camera app
A walk with Lulu. This is the mill pond at Warmington.
Lulu standing in the water, trying to shake the water off herself.
Native camera app
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Sunshine - congratulations218/365
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A walk with Lulu. This is the mill pond at Warmington.
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Lulu standing in the water, trying to shake the water off herself.
Native camera app
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Rain on the waterbutt. Made a bit more interesting with some colour adjustments in the Native Camera App and then into DistressedFX.
Rain on the waterbutt. Made a bit more interesting with some colour adjustments in the Native Camera App and then into DistressedFX.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Colour challenge #252 material? Its lovely btw.
If you think so, I shall make it so.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
To quote ABBA, I do, I do, I doIf you think so, I shall make it so.
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Just messing about with a Bluristic image taken into Fine for the mono and frame (I think).
Just messing about with a Bluristic image taken into Fine for the mono and frame (I think).
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Another Bluristic image, but of flowers in the garden. iColorama for the edit.
Another Bluristic image, but of flowers in the garden. iColorama for the edit.
222/365
I’ve no idea who Tom Guy is, but I think this plaque was erected by the shop owner. This shop is in a small village called Wansford, just a few yards from the busy A1. Not the sort of village you’d expect to find a Vivienne Westwood clothes shop.
The clothes seem to me to have been designed and decorated by an 8 year old. I think these must be from Vivienne’s “Phallus Phase”. See below!
Who wouldn’t want penis buttons on their cardigan???
I’ve no idea who Tom Guy is, but I think this plaque was erected by the shop owner. This shop is in a small village called Wansford, just a few yards from the busy A1. Not the sort of village you’d expect to find a Vivienne Westwood clothes shop.
The clothes seem to me to have been designed and decorated by an 8 year old. I think these must be from Vivienne’s “Phallus Phase”. See below!
Who wouldn’t want penis buttons on their cardigan???
Mr. Rogers?
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
I think its classed as Peterborough, that chic capital of (penis) fashion222/365
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I’ve no idea who Tom Guy is, but I think this plaque was erected by the shop owner. This shop is in a small village called Wansford, just a few yards from the busy A1. Not the sort of village you’d expect to find a Vivienne Westwood clothes shop.
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The clothes seem to me to have been designed and decorated by an 8 year old. I think these must be from Vivienne’s “Phallus Phase”. See below!
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Who wouldn’t want penis buttons on their cardigan???
I like the last one. All the colours.
Thank you my dear.
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Dangling over a bridge watching these swim lazily around.
Dangling over a bridge watching these swim lazily around.
224/365
Messing about with a Bluristic image of some cow parsley and a brush in Procreate.
Messing about with a Bluristic image of some cow parsley and a brush in Procreate.