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A scene freom "Anno's Journey," by Mitsumasa Anno, a charming and richly detailed pictorial journey through the traditional countryside, farms, and towns of northern Europe takes readers young and old past familiar storybook characters, visual jokes and puzzles, tricks of perspective, and other surprises.
"Mitsumasa Anno (born 20 March 1926) is a Japanese illustrator and writer of children's books, known best for picture books with few or no words. He received the international Hans Christian Andersen Medal in 1984 for his "lasting contribution to children's literature." Wikipedia
Anno's Journey.
Mitsumasa Anno
Published by Philomel Books in 1983 (First Edition, Fifth printing)
Desert Vignette - A beautiful agave plant was showcased in natural light and shadow to make a very sweet view. Seen on 4th Street near East Montebello in Phoenix, Arizona.
A small vignette inspired by the beautiful and atmospheric environment of STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl. There's no need to introduce the STALKER series—it’s widely recognized and currently making waves in the media.
While it may not be perfect, the game still manages to engage millions of gamers around the world. I’m proud of the developers and how the final product turned out.
A small vignette representing the Philae landing on the surface of 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko comet.
This building was created for a challenge on my LUG, Comunidade 0937, where he was asked for a representation of an important event of the year in 2014.
Sarah Palin greets fans after speaking at CPAC in National Harbor, MD on Thursday, February 26, 2015.
I`ve made a handy rhinocam to see more than 24x36 frame. Let see to the down left corner ... Look what we lose ...
Tal vez, lo que te hace grande
no entienda de cómo y por qué.
Tal vez, lo que me hace grande
es tenerte delante otra vez...
©2015, Daniel Novotny, Red Vignette, Palarikovo, Slovakia, Watercolor on Paper, 19×28 cm
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Vignweek2023 day two with the prompt “Gradient”
The world can be a dark a scary place that’s difficult to navigate. Strive to leave it brighter than you found it. Psalm 18:28
This was supposed to be a "fullscreen vig", but I just didn't have the time. =( Which is a shame, because I couldn't include a crowd in this scaled down version. Also I might not be able to update tomorrow. 360 (Only FIVE more left!!!!!!)
Our Granddaughter Ashley still poses for Grampa.
Vignettes have always been a cool way to portray pretty girls, bridal couples, Older folks, awards etc. etc. in Photoshop, but it has never been this easy. Here is how its is done.
Bring up the image you want to use.
Click the lock on the Background layer, or drag the lock to the trash. Hold down the Control/Command key and click on the image to highlight it. Hold the Control/Command key and drag it below your image, fill it with white. You now have your image over a white background.
Just below your Rectangle marquee tool is your Elliptical Marquee use this to make the Vignette selection on your image. If you prefer a circle just hold down the
Shift key. You can use the mouse to adjust the selection.
Now open your Property palette. Usually it is over the layers palette. If not go to Windows to open it.
Now put a layer mask on the Image layer. The picture disappears except the Selction you made.
Now in the Properties palette you should see Density and Feather sliders. If you don't see these look on the top and you have two small boxes the right one is the Mask click it.
Now sliding the feather slider to the right should give you the feathered edge for your Vignette.
I realize this sounds a bit complex, but once you do it you will see how really easy it is.
Here is the vignette Tutorial I wrote 15 years ago in case you are having any trouble with this one:
www.flickr.com/photos/florida_photo_guy/1806604944/in/alb...
BTW This features the same pretty girl.
For BeStill 52 - Week 28 Assignment - Vignettes.
LR Preset by Kim Klassen - kk_darkmood
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. © Barbara Dickie. All rights reserved.
Just two slightly different exposures and edits. Fun shooting pretty well straight up and seeing the trees "converge" at the top! Can't wait for better weather so I can REALLY try this!
Why Flora? - well it's like this, I know diddly squat about flowers other than they tend to vary in price in relation to what 'day' it is...Mothers Day, St Valentines Day etc etc.
This is a drawing I did for a Bridal magazine, very much inspired by the work of French illustrator, Raymond Peynet.