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Filtered And Artistic Manips And Pictures Gallery
- Thread starter Jollyrei
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They're all interesting. I think I like the 4th one best. Now, can I get prisma for Windows?
Seems to be only available for Android. You need am emulator to make the computer use the app. Even then, there are a few "work-arounds" I had to figure out to make images that weren't all square.
The green frame is a little bit disharmonic.
Yes. I probably should have changed the colour. I needed a blank background to set up the manip layers. It was originally my plan to crop it out, but I liked the effect of the feet sticking out over the frame. The green was not the best choice maybe.
but not a big problem. can you change? maybe to dark-grey-blue...
And i am honored when you post the result in the cmck-results.
All things are possible, if there is time. I'll give it a go. It may have to wait until later in the weekend.
I am honoured to receive your comments.
Yes - that treatment of the picture worked quite well.
I am finding it interesting that different manips/images seem to have a natural mood, and using a particular effect on one image does not work as well for another image.
bobinder
ARTISAN
No worries. She's quite eye catching.
bobinder
ARTISAN
Well, you know how it is - I just thought, I'm sure I know that girl from somewhere...
Repertor
Artifex Imaginum
The art is to find the ideal image/filter combination.
Here the interaction works very well. It looks like a cubist painting.
Tricia
Governor
Repertor, you are so right. One of my husband's hobbies is photography. He can spend hours working on one picture in photoshop until he feels he gets it right.
He has a nude of me that he took in Florida that he did such a wonderful job with. I would love to put it on the wall in my home (at least my bedroom). Unfortunately, I don't think my kids would feel the same as my husband and I.
Repertor
Artifex Imaginum
Repertor's uncle had in his living room a cardboard Brigitte Bardot, life-size and scantily clad, but his aunt had made a paper skirt for her.
Of course every visitor's first act was to lift that skirt.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Oh, right, at home, we had a life sized statue of a naked woman carved from natural stone. Every visitor who saw it for the first time, used to touch her breasts.