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Robert P Warshauer - Sunday 12 July 2020 15:24
Yup. I see the cool dude smoking a cigarette!
Robert P Warshauer - Sunday 12 July 2020 15:20
Love the texture and warm tones, and sense of a breeze. With the clouds, and subject's angle, this image has a "before/after the storm" feeling to it.
Robert P Warshauer - Sunday 12 July 2020 15:09
Lovely image with soft colors. Great textures in the sand. The person standing at right is a focal point that brings all the elements of this image together, and makes the viewer present at the scene. All lines lead to the person standing, and then out to the horizon and beyond to the sky, and circle back to the person. A kind of Circle of Life on Earth. Along with the sense of sea breeze and sunlight, this image suggests all three elements of this week's theme: Earth, Wind, and Fire. Well done.
Robert P Warshauer - Sunday 12 July 2020 14:46
Love the strong graphics, and the visual strength of the B & W.
Bobbie - Saturday 11 July 2020 18:03
Debi, I love the lines of the sand erosion. It really shows the power of the surf on the sand.
Debi Jahier - Saturday 11 July 2020 10:32
Sorry, titled without my name..didn't know how to delete it & start again...Debi
Bobbie - Saturday 11 July 2020 07:10
Look at all those day lilies!
Bobbie - Saturday 11 July 2020 07:08
BTW, this was not photoshopped at all. I just brought the contrast up a bit. Cell phone shot.
Bobbie - Saturday 11 July 2020 07:07
You have it all in this photo. Fire on the beach( fire, earth) and the smoke being blown by the wind( wind).
Robert P Warshauer - Friday 10 July 2020 21:34
Bobbie, Thanks. The final image has only 10 layers, with five being image layers and the others being adjustment layers. This morning I took 24 images of two burners on my stove going full blast for best visual effect, but used only three shots in the final composite image. I duplicated some image layers, then moved them all around with the Move Tool for what I hoped would be an interesting placement. I included a solid-color black layer near the bottom of the stack,and on each image layer above it I erased everything other than the flames (removing the stove itself, the kitchen wall, etc). The title came to me as the image took shape, as it suggested spiritual energy made visual, and vaguely hinted at some Aztec-like deity (who seems to be shaped a bit like the Pillsbury Doughboy!)