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01/31/2019 01:48:15 PM |
| it's crazy, you somehow made that window look like a portal to 100 years past, and lovely darknesses |
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01/10/2019 10:10:23 PM |
| Very nice balance and tonal contrast here. What I like especially in terms of design elements - they always attract me - is the repetition of rectangles. The mood is somehow prayerful, as if we are kneeling in a church and life goes on outside. |
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01/10/2019 08:03:03 PM |
| Love the surprise of the lass in the window. She was there all along, but we didn't see it. |
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01/09/2019 08:20:15 AM |
great work of hide and seek
in the shadows
and behind a bar
an immediate fave. |
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01/08/2019 08:41:05 PM |
| loving your high contrast and the shadows and lines .. beautiful bnw edit .. the person gives this substance . :) |
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01/08/2019 07:06:26 PM |
| Beautiful conversion to b&w. The wooden structures in the foreground, the window panes, and the architecture across the street all work so well together. The person walking their dog is a nice place for the eye to settle. |
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01/08/2019 05:12:49 PM |
| You make it sound so simple. I’ll need more than a few hours to practice this! Thank you :-) |
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01/08/2019 04:06:56 PM |
"As within, so without"
Beautiful rendition of the interconnectedness of all things |
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01/08/2019 12:08:23 PM |
Originally posted by Pangurban:
I love the way you’ve drawn out the figure in the window. Makes a whole new story. Would love to know how you enlarged window without affecting the scale of tthe h rest of the image. |
it was so basic. I just selected the window in Photoshop, copied it and expanded it. (actually, mostly I shrunk the original, but same idea). Since the background is so black it was easy to just slap the bigger copy in. |
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01/08/2019 09:52:24 AM |
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01/08/2019 05:32:41 AM |
Got to say that this is rather good, a story too sad to be told.
Message edited by author 2019-01-08 10:39:38. |
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01/08/2019 02:34:03 AM |
| I love the way you’ve drawn out the figure in the window. Makes a whole new story. Would love to know how you enlarged window without affecting the scale of tthe h rest of the image. |
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01/07/2019 11:28:41 PM |
| Although I like the warm golden tones of the original this modification brings a whole new mood. The little window pastiches were barely to be noticed before but now add to the mysterious story, especially the figure, with head obscured by the pane frames. |
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