Here ia a pic of the London Eye for you to work on.
I think its begging for the Saladore Dali treatment (too much for me to attempt).
Have a go, or any other style you want, of course.

Peter

Here ia a pic of the London Eye for you to work on.
I think its begging for the Saladore Dali treatment (too much for me to attempt).
Have a go, or any other style you want, of course.

Peter

to much for me to attempt a mr Dali so how about this, a bit diiferent almost a "aero" (chocolate bar) attempt,

Pity the Birmingham eye will be coming down soon apparently the sewers cant take the weight of the wheel

Palms

Went a bit abstract here.

Started doing a radial blur on the wheel, then got a bit carried away with the motion blurs on everything else, then pumped up the colours in LAB mode, then sharpened a lot, then .....

.. in short, just had fun :)

Rô

palms,

that's an interesting effect. how'd you come to that?

and Ro,

i like that! very modernistic. great lines!

craig

Craig the effect is a setting in impressionist called "bumps and craters" ( under geometrics)
Ro i think that is excellent, and love the bright colours

Palms

...and also 4-hours sightseeing tour around London... [inspired by ByRo entry]

Wonderful, Ro! Great control on the blurs!

OnAir... There ya go getting all Dali on me... He did love clocks... LOL

Just having a little fun

:lol: :lol: :thumbsup: nice one swampy.

Rô

Luv them all.
I thought a clock might turn up very good.
Ro yours remind me od a dandilion head lots of layers there I think.
The Penny Farthing simple idea (the best ideas are) - great
Palms - seeing double with that one!!!

OnAir,

very clever! love it :)

dee dee,

also very clever :)

you guys have inspired me once again. i dont really know my dali all that well, but what the heck ;)

i used OnAir's piece for the beginnings. the rest is all mine. i probably shld have warped and bent the 'watch', but oh well :)

craig

Lovely pic. Thanks for sharing it...

My "how to"
* Duplicated Background
* Applied Photoshop's Stylize > Diffuse > Anisotropic filter 3 times to give it an arty look
* Applied some Unsharp Mask to tighten the edges a bit
* Boosted saturation (Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation)
* Duplicated the modified layer
* Applied a custom Impressionist setting (e-mail me if you want it) to give the river and sky a little personality. The Impressionist rendered strokes were selectively revealed in the sky and river using a Layer Mask.

~Danny~