Painted Trees by EJD64
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This was done using Photoshop Elements 9 and playing with the blurring of the photo.
Comments (8)
Richardphotos
nice results
durleybeachbum
It makes an attractive image.
Feliciti
lovely view and effects !!
bmac62
Try all those filters Ed...it is a good experience. Some you'll really like, some not so much. If you get PhotoShop there are more filters that are free downloads that I can turn you on to... These allow you to stretch your creativity even further...and they are just plain fun to digifiddle with. I like this and am guessing you used a posterizing filter. Did you discover that you can also use a slider to decrease the effect to something less than 100%...sometimes 70% or 25% or you name it...will yield just the look that you'll like best. Filters often allow you to take a so-so photograph and turn it into something very appealing. Oh, and as Tara mentioned, we got the CD of the boys on Christmas day...thanks a million. Sure wish we were within driving range...glad you are. Thanks for thinking of us.
jayfar
A lovely scene and a great effect Ed.
Meisiekind
I like the result! This could easily be the north western part of South Africa!
auntietk
Zoom is a must for this image. Wow. I liked it on the page, but in full view I LOVE it! The way you've kept (and yet eliminated) detail is wonderful. Terrific work!
MrsRatbag
Beautiful! You can get this effect in CS5 by using the darken mode with a blurred image over a sharp one, then cutting back on the layer's opacity until it looks how you like it. TMI? Oh, well, you did great with this!