Glass Fish: I took shots of glass art at the Janis Charach gallery last week. There were several fanciful fish sculptures made of glass that I knew I could do something with. I put my...

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

I took shots of glass art at the Janis Charach gallery last week. There were several fanciful fish sculptures made of glass that I knew I could do something with.

I put my shots of them together in a composition and optimized them for color, etc. I used some of my shots of mountains and fungi closeups for the background. Finally I added some Photoshop wisps and layers of painted water to finish it off.

Whimsical or garish?

ecobin Loc: Paoli, PA

Wow - your composite is awesome!

L-Fox

Fotoartist wrote:

I took shots of glass art at the Janis Charach gallery last week. There were several fanciful fish sculptures made of glass that I knew I could do something with.

I put my shots of them together in a composition and optimized them for color, etc. I used some of my shots of mountains and fungi closeups for the background. Finally I added some Photoshop wisps and layers of painted water to finish it off.

Whimsical or garish?

Whimsical and Garish

Good job

hippi Loc: Sedalia MO

Fotoartist wrote:

I took shots of glass art at the Janis Charach gallery last week. There were several fanciful fish sculptures made of glass that I knew I could do something with.

I put my shots of them together in a composition and optimized them for color, etc. I used some of my shots of mountains and fungi closeups for the background. Finally I added some Photoshop wisps and layers of painted water to finish it off.

Whimsical or garish?

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

Those are some outrageous sea creatures. The creators were certainly thinking outside the box. Good use of them in the composite.

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Beware of sticking your toe in the water... these monsters look plausible for the deep ocean. I like them

SoHillGuy Loc: Washington

Good work on selections and placement of the Criters.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Fotoartist wrote:

I took shots of glass art at the Janis Charach gallery last week. There were several fanciful fish sculptures made of glass that I knew I could do something with.

I put my shots of them together in a composition and optimized them for color, etc. I used some of my shots of mountains and fungi closeups for the background. Finally I added some Photoshop wisps and layers of painted water to finish it off.

Whimsical or garish?

Excellent results 💎🤍💎🤍💎

UncleBuck Loc: Malvern, Arkansas

Fotoartist wrote:

I took shots of glass art at the Janis Charach gallery last week. There were several fanciful fish sculptures made of glass that I knew I could do something with.

I put my shots of them together in a composition and optimized them for color, etc. I used some of my shots of mountains and fungi closeups for the background. Finally I added some Photoshop wisps and layers of painted water to finish it off.

Whimsical or garish?

Exception as always, very well done !!!

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

UncleBuck wrote:

Exception as always, very well done !!!

I changed it as I often do after I think it's finished. It went from day to night. I think a few days away from a piece you have been involved in gives you a different perspective and usually one that is an improvement.