and Flower Art Friday.
First up is my entry for Photo Art Friday. - This week Bonnie gave us the option of:
A - Any piece of Photo Art or...
B - a piece of abstract photo art created with a design from nature. - I chose (B) for my Photo Art.
Here are the pictures I used for my piece: The first thing I did was open the phto of the Nasturtium leaves in Gimp. Then I used the Distort Filter on Whirl and Pinch. I saved that photo and uploaded it to Pic Monkey where I added Kim Klassen's texture: Let Go I played around with the settings on PM such as Urbane and Boost after adding the texture. Then I uploaded the photo of the purple blossom as a texture as well and did a little more adjusting until I ended up with the piece below. I added the Grunge Frame on Pixlr-O-Matic.
I also did another piece using this picture of one of my Dahlia's.
For this piece I also uploaded in Gimp and used the Distort-Whirl and Pinch filter. Then I added the Grunge Frame in Pixlr-o-Matic and ended up with this:
Next is my entry for Flower Art Friday on LeAnne's Blog, Photo's by LeAnne.
Texture in this piece is: Notes to Myself from Bonnie @ Pixel Dust Photo Art.
Please stop by both Bonnie and LeAnne's blogs and check out all the great Photo and Flower Art entries. You won't be disappointed.
Have a fantastic weekend.
Very cool. Amazing. The first two look like paintings, and the last is just so pretty.
ReplyDeletewonderful! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, but think my favorite is the second one. Great job
ReplyDeleteHow awesome are these????? Beautiful work. Thanks for linking up wih Flower Art Friday!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I like the swirling on the flower.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! Love the swirling on the flower.
ReplyDeleteWow! Ida...your work is always so amazing! I learn something new from you every week! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I especially love the dahlia! It's an amazing abstract with the vibrant colors! I've never been much of a fan of post-processing, but I'm loving it more and more, especially after seeing images like yours!!
ReplyDeleteWow! these are fun! Love that last one, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun processing. I especially love the 2nd one. The colours are fabulous. Beautiful work Ida!
ReplyDeleteThat one flower looks like a candy cane swirl! LoL! =)
ReplyDeleteVery good compositions, I love the light that you get with these delicate shades and textures. Delicious flowers.
ReplyDeleteOh I love them all, but the second one is my favorite, I think! ; )
ReplyDeleteLove the twirl effect!
Ida, I really love the last photo!
ReplyDeleteI love these Ida! The swirling effect is brilliant and Bonnie's texture with the script suits your last choice perfectly :)
ReplyDeletemy favourite is the dahlia in red and yellow. :?
ReplyDeleteWonderful effects! They're all lovely, but I'd have to say the second one is my favorite. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteRiktigt häftiga bilder. Ha de gott i helgen.
ReplyDeleteFun photos. Great job. Valerie
ReplyDeleteHi Ida...love them! So creative and the original photos are beautiful. Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Capture Life!
Kathy
Really nice images!! Like it a´lot.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Ida! The first two are lively and I love the artistry in the last image. Thank you for sharing with Photo Art Friday!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly that Dahlia is fantastic - love your edit!
ReplyDeleteLove the dahlia swirl, Ida, and the country feel to your Flower Art Friday entry.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, these are great! I especially love the dahlia.
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