I love Walla Walla as it's a very old community - We just celebrated 150 years as an incorporated town/city. You know there has got to be some great architectural elements in a town that old. I happened to be walking downtown a couple of weeks ago and took a shot of the corner of one of the local banks in town. I love all the curlicues and such on this building and hope you like my piece of Photo Art showcasing it.
Etched in Stone, Hard light 100%.
I added the fuzzy edge to the photo on Gimp then went back to add the frames on Pic Monkey.
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Have a terrifice weekend.
I love it! I have became addicted to adding texture to pictures of old buildings.
ReplyDeleteIda, a great photograph and edit.
ReplyDeleteLove the architecture. Valerie
ReplyDeleteExcellent example of beautiful architectural details. Nice find, and interesting editing.
ReplyDeleteI am with you ... I love old buildings as you will see if you visit my post. Beautiful job on the editing. You are using things I am not familier with, like gimp, very interesting and effective.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Beautiful Edit, and I think it brings out the details in the architecture!
ReplyDeleteI love the texture you used !
ReplyDeleteIda this is such a fascinating capture of this structure. I also love these old buildings, and the architecture is so interesting. Love how you have processed this too!
ReplyDeleteI love how you antiqued your photo, great job. Wish I was walking around Walla Walla with you.
ReplyDeleteI do love the way you processed this! It makes it look so very old! It's a very beautiful building. I need to get closer to some of architect around here instead of the whole building.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! =)
ReplyDeleteI love it, very good texture. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThis came out really good! I especially love the texture, and the colors in the final image.
ReplyDeletefabulous example of architecture, great capture and fantastic rendering!
ReplyDeleteHello and thank you for stopping by. I see you have quite the eye too for photography, amazing photos you have there.
ReplyDeleteI see you have some furry members of the family too and that Harley looks like he is bad to the bone in a good way.
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it's beautiful edited and unedited!!
ReplyDeletei just love me some old buildings!!
have a wonderful weekend!!
Very nice edit! And I love the architecture.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Yes, I liked this very much! Wonderful architectural details, and your editing supplied the little extra for the "right" expression!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice summer:)
The photograph is great and your edit does not disappoint!!! Thank you for linking up with PAF, Ida.
ReplyDeleteOh what a wonderful building and your texture work is terrific!!
ReplyDeleteByggnaden ser mer äldre ut på den med texturen. Snyggt.
ReplyDeleteThis building takes on the aged look a fine old European building. A really beautiful edit Ida.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I would rather be photographing Walla Walla with you it is great to see you again this week.
Oh I love the blanket flower in your header!!! I wish I could get them to come back but when they die off that's it for them. Thanks for coming by and saying hello!!!
ReplyDeleteYou did an excellent job of using Bonnie's textures, but the shot of the cornice of the building is what is complimented so nicely here..
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