I have no idea what this means, but I like it.
Torn Free
© Allan G. Smorra, All Rights Reserved
What are your thoughts?
An Oddball Creation
I have no idea what this means, but I like it.
Torn Free
© Allan G. Smorra, All Rights Reserved
What are your thoughts?
This is gorgeous, Allan.
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At first I thought it was a torn hand bill found on the street…you fooled me Allen. Now I look at it and it become a batik. It seems the work you did on was a lot like the layers of work required for a batik. I am inspired! that what it means.
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Inspiration is a good thing. I may need to keep notes on my photo edits so that I can apply them again, if desired. Right now I am like a big old hound dog, rambling here and there and rarely the same place twice. I am counting on that being a good thing. Stay tuned for results.
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Like the implications that can be dormancy to renewal.
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Good point, Sally. I had not looked at it from that perspective before and I can see what you mean.
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It’s an interesting way to manipulate a simple branch – into not so simple. What program do you use for your photos? Whatever it is, it’s an intriguing tool.
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Unfortunately I did this awhile ago and did not keep track of the apps I used. It could be iColorama S and ImageBlender.
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A rip in the fabric of time appeared beneath the tree branch on All Hallows’ Eve. Something slipped through and fell to the ground. What was it? What does this mean for humanity? It roams among us, waiting. Bwaa ha ha!!
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I like it!
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I like it too. Thanks Alan 🙂
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I also like this a lot. Reflection? In water, on glass? Very interesting.
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I edited a photo on my iPad and then blended back with the original and then edited that photo.
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Love that, Allan, whatever it is or means!
janet
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Reminds me of the paintings by Mary Farmer. .http://www.maryfarmer.com/
Do you remember her?
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I remember Mary and her “Marygold” colored house on D Street.
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