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I'll be honest--it was a long, weary day, and there just weren't any photo ops, so I made one; and it really isn't that great. But it's the not-so-good photos that can benefit most from filters, and this one took wel to lots of different filters and combinations of filters. I could have sat here all night experimenting with them--but I was reminded by my daughter that her homework trumps my playing with photos. So I settled (prematurely to my mind, but I was the one who made the homework rule...) on a combination of Fresco and Poster Edges, which gives it a sort of pen and ink/water color look.
I'll be honest--it was a long, weary day, and there just weren't any photo ops, so I made one; and it really isn't that great. But it's the not-so-good photos that can benefit most from filters, and this one took wel to lots of different filters and combinations of filters. I could have sat here all night experimenting with them--but I was reminded by my daughter that her homework trumps my playing with photos. So I settled (prematurely to my mind, but I was the one who made the homework rule...) on a combination of Fresco and Poster Edges, which gives it a sort of pen and ink/water color look. 
Love the gritty look the filters gave this, really very cool! :)
ReplyDeleteThe processing really does add a lot of interest to the shot.
ReplyDeleteI like the original and would have just used the effect around the flame and maybe an external halo on the brickwork.
ReplyDeleteI like 'em both, but am drawn to the original as well...love candle flame shots!
ReplyDeletelike them both too.
ReplyDeleteI do like the filtered version here, Bobbie. This is a great photo.
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