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Creative Cue - Stack

This week's Creative Cue is Stack. 

 

 

 I decided to do something that I've been wanting to do for a while with this one. I took one of my sunset photos and took a horizontal slice. Then I made a copy of the slice and turned it upside down. I then copied and STACKED those two layers to get this image.

This one I solarized. I don't really remember where and how I did that!

On this one I played with the hue.

Ink outlines from the  filter gallery.

The last image converted to black and white.  There might be a silk screen in this one.

This last one is the notepaper filter converted to black and white. This could be another good screen image.

I need to play with this some more with some better photo slices. 

Creative Cue Light

Terri's Creative Cue for this week is LIGHT. 

 

Fortunately, the sunset gave me a good subject matter tonight. There were some great light effects from areas of rain nearby.

This was the view a little closer to sunset. 

Then I started playing with it. First adding a lot of red.

Stained glass effect on the reddened version.

Back to the second photo modified with the dark brush strokes filter.

That was fun!   

Creative Cue - Wreck

Terri has been running Creative Cue at Three Creative Studios for several months. I hadn't had time to really consider participating before but I've decided to jump in now and use it as a photography prompt. She posts the new Cue every Sunday and the word for this week is "Wreck".

Fortunately I don't have a car wreck or anything gruesome to show you but I found this "wreck" in our home that drives Chris insane. I don't cook often enough for this to drive me crazy but he threatens to toss it all out about once a month.

 

It made for some interesting Photoshop effects.

 

 

 I first converted it to black and white and then applied the colored pencil filter.

 

 

 In this version I went back to the color photo and applied the rough pastel. I played with the settings within that filter until I got this, which I think is pretty cool.