Special Effects Challenge #6 (Page 98): like this one, too!

cyan Loc: Northern NJ

creativ simon wrote:

River Thames in my world.

Nan believes every image is a reflection of the creator

I believe in each of my works is a little piece of me

One day when I have created enough I will put them in a pot

Stir them up, And maybe then I will see clearer who I am

like this one, too!

cyan Loc: Northern NJ

creativ simon wrote:

River Thames in my world.

Nan believes every image is a reflection of the creator

I believe in each of my works is a little piece of me

One day when I have created enough I will put them in a pot

Stir them up, And maybe then I will see clearer who I am

like this one, too!

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

cyan wrote:

creativ simon wrote:

River Thames in my world.

Nan believes every image is a reflection of the creator

I believe in each of my works is a little piece of me

One day when I have created enough I will put them in a pot

Stir them up, And maybe then I will see clearer who I am

like this one, too!

Thank you cyan

cyan Loc: Northern NJ

pgl wrote:

cyan wrote:

pgl wrote:

Yay it's Friday!!!!!
More water. :)

Pam, that made a GREAT globe!! Thanx for posting the original.

Thank you Cyan..I like to see originals ..neat to see what it started out as.:)

Yes, I agree.

cyan Loc: Northern NJ

pgl wrote:

cyan wrote:

pgl wrote:

Yay it's Friday!!!!!
More water. :)

Pam, that made a GREAT globe!! Thanx for posting the original.

Thank you Cyan..I like to see originals ..neat to see what it started out as.:)

Yes, I agree.

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

cyan wrote:

quote=creativ simon quote=RiverNan ok...swede am... (show quote)

And I am all the better for knowing that, thank you cyan

llindstrand Loc: Seattle Metro

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and there are five pages before I even had breakfast. Thats what I get for sleeping in a bit but it is wonderful to see that much interest!

Clasina46: I am glad to see you are caught up in the challenge. Your post is beautiful especially for only the second one. Thanks for the compliment on my posts.

Creative simon: Thanks for your compliments on my posts. I enjoy all your comments on others work as they at times point out things that I dont see. The night shot is beautiful and I like the selective color. Are there three real identical buildings in that picture or did you do some cut and paste? B&W with a toned sky is good also and I do see a ghost in it. The eyes comment is so true!

William: You outdid yourself yesterday so I can understand why you are challenged at finding another great follow-on. The prose is making up for it though and you keep making food posts. It keeps me hungry and I am supposed to be lying off the sweet things. I think I like your flag post on 94 the best. Maybe a little inclement weather is goodit spikes your creativity. I like three wise guys and the truck!

RiverNan: I like your hardware store trip. Maybe if you take him to breakfast you can spike his orange juice with some of the special honeydew juice Good Luck! I missed the skipping stone in Williams pictureIll have to go back and look. I thought the man was in an odd pose but now I understand. Thanks for the compliments on my post. Psychobabble is great in B&W. No you are not taking up too much of my threadthe more you post the closer we get to the Red and Vine thread. So post away!!!! You are so right on your view of images.

Cyan: Thanks for commenting. I have to agree with both you and Simon on the fun. I like the original composition and capture but the real fun comes in abstract where you can be totally amazed at your creation.

Pgl: Pam, I like your compliments on Simons image. Dont give him too many more or he will have a cabbage head like Williams post. Your comment on 97 is so true. All of our eyes have been opened up to different forms of abstract art. We get a lot of different types which is what I likesomething different to look forward to each day.

Bb gun: You just keep getting better and better. The lady is fabulous. I see you are now being driven to new heights with learning layers. It appears that the process is working well. The old farmstead looks like some from my childhood back in Montana.

I took my camera in yesterday to get it cleanedthe tech said it took four cleanings to get the sensor clean. Then I took a sunset last night and did it ever make a difference.
Swede

Original Image

Then I played and got a dragon

Played some more and overshot the colors a bit

Ans something wild turned up

cyan Loc: Northern NJ

llindstrand wrote:

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and there are five pages before I even had breakfast. Thats what I get for sleeping in a bit but it is wonderful to see that much interest!

Clasina46: I am glad to see you are caught up in the challenge. Your post is beautiful especially for only the second one. Thanks for the compliment on my posts.

Creative simon: Thanks for your compliments on my posts. I enjoy all your comments on others work as they at times point out things that I dont see. The night shot is beautiful and I like the selective color. Are there three real identical buildings in that picture or did you do some cut and paste? B&W with a toned sky is good also and I do see a ghost in it. The eyes comment is so true!

William: You outdid yourself yesterday so I can understand why you are challenged at finding another great follow-on. The prose is making up for it though and you keep making food posts. It keeps me hungry and I am supposed to be lying off the sweet things. I think I like your flag post on 94 the best. Maybe a little inclement weather is goodit spikes your creativity. I like three wise guys and the truck!

RiverNan: I like your hardware store trip. Maybe if you take him to breakfast you can spike his orange juice with some of the special honeydew juice Good Luck! I missed the skipping stone in Williams pictureIll have to go back and look. I thought the man was in an odd pose but now I understand. Thanks for the compliments on my post. Psychobabble is great in B&W. No you are not taking up too much of my threadthe more you post the closer we get to the Red and Vine thread. So post away!!!! You are so right on your view of images.

Cyan: Thanks for commenting. I have to agree with both you and Simon on the fun. I like the original composition and capture but the real fun comes in abstract where you can be totally amazed at your creation.

Pgl: Pam, I like your compliments on Simons image. Dont give him too many more or he will have a cabbage head like Williams post. Your comment on 97 is so true. All of our eyes have been opened up to different forms of abstract art. We get a lot of different types which is what I likesomething different to look forward to each day.

Bb gun: You just keep getting better and better. The lady is fabulous. I see you are now being driven to new heights with learning layers. It appears that the process is working well. The old farmstead looks like some from my childhood back in Montana.

I took my camera in yesterday to get it cleanedthe tech said it took four cleanings to get the sensor clean. Then I took a sunset last night and did it ever make a difference.
Swede

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and... (show quote)

Wow Swede! Terrific edits on a great original! The dragon looks to me to be either a mask worn by an American Indian in some ceremony or a mask worn at Mardi Gras! The last one (something wild) looks alien! Great stuff!!

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

llindstrand wrote:

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and there are five pages before I even had breakfast. Thats what I get for sleeping in a bit but it is wonderful to see that much interest!

Clasina46: I am glad to see you are caught up in the challenge. Your post is beautiful especially for only the second one. Thanks for the compliment on my posts.

Creative simon: Thanks for your compliments on my posts. I enjoy all your comments on others work as they at times point out things that I dont see. The night shot is beautiful and I like the selective color. Are there three real identical buildings in that picture or did you do some cut and paste? B&W with a toned sky is good also and I do see a ghost in it. The eyes comment is so true!

William: You outdid yourself yesterday so I can understand why you are challenged at finding another great follow-on. The prose is making up for it though and you keep making food posts. It keeps me hungry and I am supposed to be lying off the sweet things. I think I like your flag post on 94 the best. Maybe a little inclement weather is goodit spikes your creativity. I like three wise guys and the truck!

RiverNan: I like your hardware store trip. Maybe if you take him to breakfast you can spike his orange juice with some of the special honeydew juice Good Luck! I missed the skipping stone in Williams pictureIll have to go back and look. I thought the man was in an odd pose but now I understand. Thanks for the compliments on my post. Psychobabble is great in B&W. No you are not taking up too much of my threadthe more you post the closer we get to the Red and Vine thread. So post away!!!! You are so right on your view of images.

Cyan: Thanks for commenting. I have to agree with both you and Simon on the fun. I like the original composition and capture but the real fun comes in abstract where you can be totally amazed at your creation.

Pgl: Pam, I like your compliments on Simons image. Dont give him too many more or he will have a cabbage head like Williams post. Your comment on 97 is so true. All of our eyes have been opened up to different forms of abstract art. We get a lot of different types which is what I likesomething different to look forward to each day.

Bb gun: You just keep getting better and better. The lady is fabulous. I see you are now being driven to new heights with learning layers. It appears that the process is working well. The old farmstead looks like some from my childhood back in Montana.

I took my camera in yesterday to get it cleanedthe tech said it took four cleanings to get the sensor clean. Then I took a sunset last night and did it ever make a difference.
Swede

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and... (show quote)

Hi Swede, 4 great posts from you today.

Need to get up earlier, laying in bed will never do :-D

Posted the original of the River as shot, yes they are identical, think they are saving on Architects costs. They do look grand, but you pay for that, as usual

Identical buildings

Tooth Maker Loc: North Carolina

llindstrand wrote:

Pgl: Pam, you have done an excellent job describi... (show quote)

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They are all very good but the last one is fantastic Swede!! I really like the 3D effect of the globe suspended in the foreground. I feel as though I can reach in and grab it. :shock: :-D

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

If it is anything like mine...not to worry..on second thought...maybe you should worry....

creativ simon wrote:

quote=RiverNan ok...swede am I talking to much on... (show quote)

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

hahahah these make me giggle...I like the last one best...

Simon is right tooo...because really what is a reflection of ones self...but a piece..

llindstrand wrote:

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and there are five pages before I even had breakfast. Thats what I get for sleeping in a bit but it is wonderful to see that much interest!

Clasina46: I am glad to see you are caught up in the challenge. Your post is beautiful especially for only the second one. Thanks for the compliment on my posts.

Creative simon: Thanks for your compliments on my posts. I enjoy all your comments on others work as they at times point out things that I dont see. The night shot is beautiful and I like the selective color. Are there three real identical buildings in that picture or did you do some cut and paste? B&W with a toned sky is good also and I do see a ghost in it. The eyes comment is so true!

William: You outdid yourself yesterday so I can understand why you are challenged at finding another great follow-on. The prose is making up for it though and you keep making food posts. It keeps me hungry and I am supposed to be lying off the sweet things. I think I like your flag post on 94 the best. Maybe a little inclement weather is goodit spikes your creativity. I like three wise guys and the truck!

RiverNan: I like your hardware store trip. Maybe if you take him to breakfast you can spike his orange juice with some of the special honeydew juice Good Luck! I missed the skipping stone in Williams pictureIll have to go back and look. I thought the man was in an odd pose but now I understand. Thanks for the compliments on my post. Psychobabble is great in B&W. No you are not taking up too much of my threadthe more you post the closer we get to the Red and Vine thread. So post away!!!! You are so right on your view of images.

Cyan: Thanks for commenting. I have to agree with both you and Simon on the fun. I like the original composition and capture but the real fun comes in abstract where you can be totally amazed at your creation.

Pgl: Pam, I like your compliments on Simons image. Dont give him too many more or he will have a cabbage head like Williams post. Your comment on 97 is so true. All of our eyes have been opened up to different forms of abstract art. We get a lot of different types which is what I likesomething different to look forward to each day.

Bb gun: You just keep getting better and better. The lady is fabulous. I see you are now being driven to new heights with learning layers. It appears that the process is working well. The old farmstead looks like some from my childhood back in Montana.

I took my camera in yesterday to get it cleanedthe tech said it took four cleanings to get the sensor clean. Then I took a sunset last night and did it ever make a difference.
Swede

I am amazedI opened up the forum this morning and... (show quote)

cyan Loc: Northern NJ

tonight's entry:

Country's Mama Loc: Michigan

Wow! You have all been busy while I wasn't looking. I will have to start back in here.

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

cyan wrote:

tonight's entry:

Hi cyan, like the color and lines in this and the way it is flowing away bottom right