Wednesday, July 15, 2009

The Farm


This is a photograph of a farm I took this past weekend. The trees in the background remind me of Maxfield Parrish's trees. I manipulated the color with color bucket in photo shop. I am still trying to figure out how it all works. I blew this up very large and I must say it is so different.

12 comments:

  1. Ooooooooooh very cool. I'm just learning about layers. It's going to take a while for it to all sink in. :)Bea

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  2. Great "capture" and and awesome job of layering! I don't think I'll ever figure digital art out, but the only way to learn is to play. This definitely gets an A+! Hugs, Terri

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  3. This is an amazing manipulation. Love the colors. I have Photoshop Elements 7...but have not figured it out yet. Are you using a book on Photoshop to help you out?

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  4. Love the colors! Many of us are trying to figure out photoshop. There is so much to it. Three more weeks of school and then I will get busy trying it out too.

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  5. It´s beautiful - those manipulations allow us to view something from a complete different point of view!

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  6. Sooooo Cooooool....I love the dream like quality you've given this farm picture. It feels like remembering something from your past or something you've repressed. Really Great!
    Susie

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  7. Wow, this is a place that I'd like to visit: colorful, solitary, peaceful. Nicely done!

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  8. Oh I love this photo. Have a visit to www.jessicasprague.com as she has a free online course for photoshop. I've not used it yet, but a blog buddy has and is doing lovely work. Kaz xx

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  9. Wow! You took this rather ordinary photo to extraordinary places! It's otherworldly and magnificent!

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  10. This is one of my favorite of your creations! I absolutely love the image and how you manipulated the colors.

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  11. Hey ELizabeth,
    THis just WOWS me! Love the colors and the whole effect. Just fabulous.

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  12. Oh this is awesome!!! I've got to learn how to do digital art!

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