Autumn Aurum Set VI

It's a while since I have published a set of variants based on one source image. So I thought I might plague you with another.

 

This set is based on an image I took of a local beech tree last November. 't'were pretty :)

 

The in-camera original was processed in Capture One using the raw convertor's auto default.

 

The set is a collection of distortions produced by the MirrorLab app. This is an Android app, running here on a Chromebook. The free version is a very competent program and quite unusual in its versatility. The paid upgrade gives you more options and, perhaps more importantly, the ability to save larger images (though the free version is fine for Flickr).

 

I've had a lot of fun with this little app - distortions give a new view on something familiar. But, as ever, the key is finding a starting image that works. I think this one probably does better than most I have tried...

 

I hope you enjoy the set. As ever I'd love to hear your favourites :)

 

As usual, I shall publish a link to the in-camera version in the first comment. The commentary is the same for each so you only need to read it once, if that.

 

Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image :)

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