Paris Street

[ahutton]

...on a rainy morning.

To see the original visit www.hut18.com/parisstreetorig.jpg

To see my large version done with filter forge 3 visit http://www.hut18.com/parisstreetpainted.jpg

Hoping to get back in the swing of things after a few years off the track, now that my kids are all grown (but not out of the house!) and I'm semi retired. Turning 65 can be a good thing!

Amy Hutton

[lkroll]

Cool to see you post more again Amy; really like the Impressionist feel of your result too. Thanks for the play.

[FranS]

Thanks for providing the photo, Amy. Like Lyle, I like the feel of your version. And Lyle, love the bold colors.

Fran

[Veralisa]

Thanks Amy...such lovely blocks of color! Lyle, Fran, great interpretations.

[alexmeta]

Nice capture, Amy

[ahutton]

I really like your version!

[ahutton]

Alex,I really like your version!
Veralisa, what filters did you use on yours?

Amy

[Veralisa]

Hi Amy, thanks! I used the Art History Brush for the color areas and the line part was
Thredgeholder_Free_Setup.exe by Little Ink Pot and the texture was a third layer blended.
BTW, I enjoyed how your colors worked out, especially the lights of the buildings.

[Crapaud]

Nice pic, Amy, and nice work folks.

I did a bit of colour work on this as dawn / dusk shots always have a murky blue cast that kills the more vibrant colours. I also made changes to the green lights and bag on the LHS - it looked out of place and drew the eye.

[0lBaldy]

Thanks for the play Amy!

[geepee52]

Nice shot Amy and great work by everyone. Thanks for the play.

Grant

[frate]

This is a combination of DAP and PS. Thanks for letting me play

[FranS]

It's cold and rainy here in central NY and there's not much to do but play on the computer. Thanks to Swampy for her framing action!!

Fran

[Steve Conway]

The "City of Lights" at eventide........what a feeling this conjures up. Very nice shot.

Steve C.