I'm not sure why.
Maybe . . .
I love the contrast between what was and what is . . .
the abstract appearance . . .
the unstoppability of time . . .
These four photos are from one long wall of a building.
The first two have processing using Topaz Labs,
the third one has a PSE filter,
the third one has a PSE filter,
and the last one uses Coffee Shop's Ice Pop action.
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Linked to: Photo Art Friday at Pixel Dust
Bonnie's challenge this week was to illustrate the title of a favorite book.
Luckily, she always includes the option to link up any piece of photo art.
I could not figure out a photo to illustrate a (favorite) book title,
so, I took the second option :)
If you can think of a book title which these photos illustrate,
please leave the title in a comment! Thanks!
Bonnie's challenge this week was to illustrate the title of a favorite book.
Luckily, she always includes the option to link up any piece of photo art.
I could not figure out a photo to illustrate a (favorite) book title,
so, I took the second option :)
If you can think of a book title which these photos illustrate,
please leave the title in a comment! Thanks!
I love pictures like this. I like to take them too. There is something about the textures, the colors, let alone the suggested meaning.
ReplyDeleteI like the texture in the images. Just the wall - perfect. There is so much to see if you look closely.
ReplyDeleteWow these are fantastic. So much texture and detail. My favorite one is the 1st one.
ReplyDeleteI love all of them!
ReplyDeleteYou have certainly brought out the "personality" of this old wall. Each one of these renditions is so unique. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos! The last is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
There are beauties everywhere waiting for us, and our camera.
ReplyDeletethe brick texture is awesome - I love the old world feel of your photos
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