HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY !

Posted by Alias on Mon, 05/28/12 07:58
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Comments by Bruce Hunter on Mon, 05/28/12 18:10 Interesting photo...... creative, also, in that political commentary could be read into it, as well.....I like it. Comments by Linda Frey on Mon, 05/28/12 21:17 Looks like a wonderful meal. The watermelon looks especially good. Comments by Jeff Dye on Wed, 05/30/12 19:45 Looks like E.C. is going to leave you alone on this one. Does look like good watermelon. Comments by Art Sands on Wed, 07/18/12 12:41 excellent - water color filter I presume - this would look great on canvas Comments by Ernest Cadegan on Mon, 11/26/12 13:57 Please folks. All ten or so of you. (Well actually there's only four of you here.) I need your help. Please help me in my war on Alias and stop loading his postings with comments. He says terrible things to me. This is sooooo important to me. I can hardly tolerate his behavior. Whoever he is!! I'm practically having a nervous breakdown because of this complete stranger. Could we have more of these photos Alias? You've shown such adeptness with that PS filter. Comments by Maria Salvador on Fri, 01/04/13 11:44 Nice bright colors and the use of the filter makes it a happy joyful image. Comments by F. Stawp on Wed, 01/23/13 06:53 Well, this is pretty old but I saw your name pop up so I thought I'd check it out. This is an example of what I was saying elsewhere on this site, that filters are used to dress up a poor photo. I think that is the case here. If I imagine what this was like without the filter, it's a pedestrian snapshot. If it were just the table and the hands it would be better, but there's part of a woman at the end. She's behind something that cuts her off and her head is out of the frame. What that brown thing is I don't know. So what has been done here is to apply a filter that smears detail and forces artificial unity on it - because everything looks kinda the same, the uncritical viewer will skip past noticing that there are many distractions in the frame and that the basic image could do with a major crop, or better, a reshoot with just food and hands. Comments by Julie M. Dant on Thu, 04/04/13 18:54 I have always loved a 'painted' look applied to a photograph. I cannot paint well, but love to. When I took up photography, I did so with the intent of perhaps taking some art classes to increase my painting knowledge and then painting many of my favorite scenery shots. I never did take the classes but when I discovered the painted look filters I was sooo excited. I, personally, have never loved the idea of using photographs to decorate with...but now, I can make my photo into a piece of art that pleases my Artist's eye and I love that!!! I can so see this hanging in an art gallery, Alias. ;0))