Having been up for part of the night,
I eventually got up to make myself a second coffee pot,
just in time to see dawn making its appearance.
A red dawn!!
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You see here the original picture.
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I obviously enhanced it a bit...
As the morning light evolved outside into a whitish canvas,
my picture evolved as well,
making various versions.
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I started adding textures,
just to experiment.
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I was then reminded of those old illustrations of tales of war,
and how soldiers would stand guards on top of towers and ramparts,
watching out for possible enemies.
We may have turned the page on History,
but who's watching now?!?
:)~
HUGZ
Bruno, I can't believe what you can see from your windows!! This photo reminded me of a nuclear stack , just has that look about it.
ReplyDeleteI like what you did with it too. I could spend hours editing and discovering.
If this was a nuclear stack, you wouldn't find me anywhere near it.
DeleteI'm not a big supporter of nuclear energy...
But I do get what you mean, the silhouette can indeed look somewhat similar,
but fortunately for me, this is only a water tower.
I don't have hours to spare, so it's a good thing I'm a fast editor.
But I do enjoy the process.
:)~
HUGZ
Great Photo Bruno! A Song To Listen To Next Time...?http://youtu.be/UmON_0bzUZc
ReplyDeleteMost appropriate indeed,
Deleteas he;s also a Montreal and knows this tower, surely...
;)~
HUGZ
Wowza... good job. Push the LIKE button!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Brahm!!
Delete:)~
HUGZ
C'est fou, quand on se met à jouer avec les fonctions d'édition de photos!
ReplyDeleteJe me laisse aussi emporter parfois, et je ne me lasse pas de voir tous ces effets métamorphoser mes photos! Des heures de plaisir! ;¬D
Ah, comme je disais sur l'autre post,
Deletedes heures de plaisirs.
Avec Photoshop, j'enleve ce qui ne me convient pas,
je rajoute des filtres et des textures par layers
et je traite chacune d'une facon jusqu'a ce que l'ensemble me plaise.
C'est d'arreter avant d'en faire trop...
:D~
HUGZ