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This set is based on an image of the cobbled road to an old fishing village on the North Devon coast. The village, Clovelly, is privately owned and has been made into a tourist attraction. This small cobbled street is the only way down to the village and cars cannot use it. The locals drage their good around on improvised sleds...
I was attracted to the blue of the cobbles and their regular pattern. The cobbles originally came from the beach.
There are eight versions here - rather a lot I am afraid but I have been working on them for a month or so every now and again. Here are the processing notes:
I - Based on one of my own presets in Topaz Studio 2 (TS2). I like the textural look added in the stones.
II - TS2 based on the Ghostly Natural preset. This is one of my favourite versions for its abstract watercolour look.
III - Nik Analog Efex for the double exposure look. Curious.
IV - This is a more interesting version, at least to make. There are two layers here. The bottom layer is a straight Nik SIlver Efex mono and the top layer is a colour version with Box Blur used on it, and blended with Difference mode. Easy to do and an interesting haloed result.
The combination of a blurred version and a plain version is as old as photographic processing - it was used for all sorts of creative effects not least Unsharp Mask sharpening (the unsharp bit is the blurred layer superimposed on the original - the technique originally used film). I have an old creative darkroom techniques book and the idea that creative processing only arrived with digital programs is a complete myth.
V - This is another experiment. I used the TS2 preset Electrify which creates lines from the splines of curves in the image. The novelty here was that I only used the effect at reduced opacity and left some of the original to come through. I like the result - it reminds me a bit about how we perceive images in terms of curves and lines. This one is for Sliders Sunday.
VI - The regular lines make this an interesting image for mirroring. This is a straightforward 4-mirror distort in Affinity.
VII - TS2 again based on another preset I made for another picture. This is another subtle one adding a glass window effect in the stones. As the lines go the other way from the cobbles it creates a sense of balance.
VIII - This one is using Nik Color Efex, solarising in mono and then using a bicolor filter to get the colour gradient. Strongly sharpened with High Pass sharpening. One of my favourites, I think - almost pen and ink.
I’ll post a link to the in-camera original in the first comment of variant I. The commentary is the same for all.
Do let me know if you like any of these. They’re not the most interesting, I fear, but it was a fun play :)
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday :)
Rencontre nationale des sketchers à Sète, du 7 au 9 juin 2014. Une quinzaine de croquis encre ou stylo direct. Dessin 12/16, lundi, vers 15 h, Djoon, L'étourdi, Gérard Michel, Corine et Chris sont à la terrasse de l'Italia; Je traverse rapidement faire l'"Hommage aux joutes" depuis les tribunes. Encre.
Doll: Soom MD Monzo
Set: Necklace, 2 bracelets and a crown
Jewelry: the handmade by me
Comission for Tiho.
at Bandra Bandstand
The Hero and Heroine of the film playing out a scene of the next Bollywood flick (or it might be a South Indian production).
second set of 2 for the Scramble this morning. These ones are a bit shorter.... 10.5cm x 4 cm.
Blue one- Hero Arts Neon Ink Blue with a Hero Arts stamp from Forever set. Sentiment from Everyday Sayings. (Using the old and the new together)
Balloon one - From the HA Flying Air Ship set - coloured with Copics
Awaiting to depart outside the Ambulance station at Stoke Mandeville Hospital is Arriva The Shires & Essex (KE53NFG 3829) working town service 9 to Aylesbury bus station via Walton Court New to the Shires in 2003 and is now the only Dart remaining in service at the Aylesbury garage.
A self portrait with my train-set! I was not content with a 00 gauge railway, I had to have something far more interesting, 2ft gauge large enough? Photographed in 1992 the locomotives are out of their shed especially for the taking of photographs. We had one or two operating days a year in the summer when anyone could visit but otherwise the locomotives were available for viewing by appointment only.
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The Famous Monsters Photo Printing set came with this print frame, ten negatives, and some other assorted parts which you could use to print your own photos. The Monster Photo Printing Set is extremely hard to find.
A small portable chess set, see more on MOCpages: www.mocpages.com/moc.php/293667
Constructive criticism is welcome!
Near the start of the run - it would only get worse from here...
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Images of one of the cardboard rooms we've been making in workshops over the past month.
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We took Kiara to a zip line. Daredevil she is she didn't hesitate to get up there and go.
This is a series so please view all.
2008 line. Ken Riviera is wearing dark denim jeans with attached red ribbon belt with silver buckle. Gray with turquoise ringer t-shirt with ¨KEN Malibu¨appliqué. Clear pink/silver glasses. Blue sneakers with white front, and white sole.
Solar do Unhão
Salvador
Bahia
Brasil
" Hector Julio Páride Bernabó ou Carybé (Lanús, 7 de fevereiro de 1911 — Salvador, 2 de outubro de 1997) foi um pintor, gravador, desenhista, ilustrador, ceramista, escultor, muralista, pesquisador, historiador e jornalista argentino naturalizado e radicado no Brasil.
Durante a época que morou no Rio de Janeiro, foi escoteiro. Lá, era costume cada um ser identificado por um nome de peixe e ele recebeu o apelido de de Carybé (nome de um tipo de piranha). O artista usou-o então como alcunha no lugar do seu nome de batismo, muito parecido com o do seu irmão, também pintor.[1]
Fez cinco mil trabalhos, entre pinturas, desenhos, esculturas e esboços. Ilustrou livros de Jorge Amado e Cem Anos de Solidão de Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez. Era obá de Xangô, posto honorÃfico do candomblé. Morreu do coração durante uma sessão num terreiro de candomblé.
Uma parte da obra de Carybé se encontra no Museu Afro-Brasileiro de Salvador. São 27 painéis representando os orixás do candomblé da Bahia. Cada prancha apresenta um orixá com suas armas e animal litúrgico. Foram confeccionadas em madeira de cedro, com trabalhos de entalhe e incrustações de materiais diversos, para atender a uma encomenda do antigo Banco da Bahia S.A., atual Banco BBM S.A., que os instalou em sua agência da Avenida Sete de Setembro, no ano de 1968."
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Unboxing and speedbuilding video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCf_C9oKGUc