one composite. I put two different filters on from S.P.E.
I like the second one the best. Did you build up the mermaid? Did you make the swirl?
nanaval wrote:
one composite. I put two different filters on from S.P.E.
Looks like you have fun with SPE, too!
nanaval wrote:
one composite. I put two different filters on from S.P.E.
Great composites. The second one is my favorite.Thanks for sharing across the pond.
Nice work, Val! I like #2 the best.
At the moment I'm leaning towards the "original" - it's quite intriguing! Take 1 has the colors that remind me of the sea but I feel it draws attention away from the subject rather than supporting it. Take 2 has a neat feeling of her emerging from the depths, but is a bit busy. The original composite feels joyful and beautifully unique in its simplicity.
Very nicely done Val - especially #2!
To my eye one of the best parts of the original is the amazing colour gradations in the mermaid's hair. The rest of the colouring is pretty good too.
Whatever edit you settle on, try not to lose those colours.
I have a bit of a problem with the centre-most part of the swirl. I think it needs to be softened or something like that, or possibly changed. And I think the circular swirls in #3 should be concentric with the arc of the swirl behind the mermaid.
Number 3 ...........Magnificent work!
I have to go with #2, it's everything a mermaid and her habitat should be.
Jim-Pops wrote:
I like the second one the best. Did you build up the mermaid? Did you make the swirl?
Thank you very much Jim, the mermaid id from pixabay and I made the swirl..
photophile wrote:
Looks like you have fun with SPE, too!
Yes its a good program to play with..
PixelStan77 wrote:
Great composites. The second one is my favorite.Thanks for sharing across the pond.
Thank you very much Stan, and you are welcome...
PattyW60 wrote:
Nice work, Val! I like #2 the best.
Thank you very much Patty..
Linda From Maine wrote:
At the moment I'm leaning towards the "original" - it's quite intriguing! Take 1 has the colors that remind me of the sea but I feel it draws attention away from the subject rather than supporting it. Take 2 has a neat feeling of her emerging from the depths, but is a bit busy. The original composite feels joyful and beautifully unique in its simplicity.
Thank you very much Linda for the comments on all three, do you like this take on 1 any better? I just put the original on top and took the opacity down
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