abstract - creative interpretation

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

I've heard that one blurry picture is a mistake and three are a 'style' . These where shot before I realized that I still had my ND filter on.

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

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a couple renders in PostWorkShop

[Steve Conway Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Steve Conway]

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Why did the ND filter cause the blurring???

I used to use one on a lens that would not stop down for the film I was using. Needed F 22 but the lens was F 16.

Interesting effect though.

SC

[lkroll Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lkroll]

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You may indeed be onto something here Nancy. Thanks for sharing; enjoyed the play.

http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/1...243dappino.jpg

[Janet Petty Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Janet Petty]

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I've heard that one blurry picture is a mistake and three are a 'style' . These where shot before I realized that I still had my ND filter on.

I've done the same thing with pictures and after the period of grief (where I realized I'd lost the shots), then turned those same shots into art. It think it is great that someone finally posted these types of pictures for painting. They make terrific subjects. Way to go!

Janet

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

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Steve - it slowed the shutter speed down to where a handheld shot would be blurred
Lyle - cool!
Janet - I had deleted them from Lightroom but then started thinking about them and so revived them and started playing

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

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wasn't getting anywhere with PWS on this one so I loaded into FF and used an old setting called 'filter glass'

[Veralisa Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Veralisa]

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Thanks! It was a challenging exercise...

[FranS Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close FranS]

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Great images to work on. I enjoy the versions that have been posted so far. Thanks for sharing the photos.

Just a bit of posterizing and pixelating.

Fran

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

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Veronica-I really like the textures and text you used - that was very clever
Fran-that's a beautifully done 'graphic' interpretation

[lkroll Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lkroll]

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Playing with PwS Pro again; this time French-Belgium style.

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

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Lyle- that's neat. I wish I understood 'objects', nodes, layers and the bit map painting function in PWS better. I think it would improve my workflow.

[Steve Conway Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Steve Conway]

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[QUOTE=Nasturtium;316031]Steve - it slowed the shutter speed down to where a handheld shot would be blurred

OK, we're on the same page now. I used the ND filter while shooting 16mm film and this was not a problem used this way.

SC

[0lBaldy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close 0lBaldy]

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Thanks for the play Nancy!

[Nasturtium Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Nasturtium]

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OlBaldy - those are VERY cool