Crossing the Forth by Sail, Rail, or Road
by PenelopeK

Comment:

Originally posted by Neat: Same scene as Robert but amazing what PP can do.

Same scene in the broadest sense. Robert's image was taken quite a bit earlier, with a much wider angle lens, and before the sail boat was in the vicinity. Clearly we chose different styles for our post processing, as is usually the case.

Message edited by author 2018-08-10 16:04:33.

The Endless Journey
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Well done sweetie on winning the battle of the boardwalk! Worth the trip!

Summer Rain
by jomari

Comment:
I don't remember seeing this image before. It's so lovely, both as an image and for the story it tells.

Bedhead
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by tvsometime: Not really but a good wild hair shot.

Yes, really!

Snake Pit
by PenelopeK

Comment:

Originally posted by primabarbara: I love the patterns! Is it sand?

Thanks! and yes this is sand. A lot of people spend time nearby and this is as far as they can go in a vehicle, so there are a lot of parking maneuvers "recorded" over time. Once in a while a higher than usual tide washes over the area and the process starts again.

I inverted the image before doing any other processing. That helped emphasize the tire patterns.

shadowtine
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
So well seen. Nothing "unfocused" about this, teammate!

tortuosity
by krnodil

Comment:

Originally posted by lei_73: I love this processing, almost a watercolor! I wish I knew how to do it.9

I agree! Love this look, also want to know how to achieve it.

As Rivers Run Deep
by Judi

Comment:
Wonderful abstract.

towards the light
by hopper

Comment:
Wonderful lines. Love how it starts solid and then opens up. The symmetry really works well here. Got my top score I gave for this challenge.

Natural Born KIllers
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Wow!