So I tried playing around with a different shot, but I couldn't get it to look right. It just didn't look like impressionism, even though I tried some blur, and different techniques.
So I needed to start of with something that was close to impressionistic to begin with. So I started out with a reflection. And then did some work on that.
Here's the original shot.
[Nov. 10th, 2026 08:02:55 PM]
So I flipped it upside down and worked with the reflection.
Thanks for the comments!
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Had I managed to find an appropriate subject, I considered trying exactly the approach you describe here--of working with the inverted reflection of cattle or something similar. I really enjoy the end result you achieved with the art filtering layered into that.
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