Mistyisle

Many thanks for your feedback Tobie, Dahlia, Ken & Frank.   Mistakenly, I thought that I had already posted this edit where I have added the top of the bird’s head and some extra sea.  Hope you think that improves the image!?

Many thanks for your feedback, Diane & Jasenka!  Unfortunately, the crop is because the albatross was close to the edge in the pic.  It shared space with two giant petrels, the three of them occasionally being aggressive (the one against two) over the sharing of the food.

I have worked on the beak which was not quite what I remember. Added a l…[Read more]

Hi @Jasenkag – thanks for the feedback.  Here is the full image, which mostly extends at the front and a bit up-top.  It does at least give interesting bubbles and flow.  What do you think now?

Marvellous harmony, Dahlia!  Just right in so many ways.

Wow, looks unreal, Diane, but compelling!

Love it, Jasenka!  Each thing is just in the right spot.  🙂

Nicely imaginative, Ann. I would extend the tabletop across to the left, so that it is a uniform surface.  Easily achievable using the clone tool, for instance.

Many thanks, Valery and Dahlia, I have taken the suggestions onboard and made the crop shown here.  I virtually never try to crop to the standard sizes, only cropping to what suits each particular image.  However this time I did a quick check and noticed that it was so close to an A4 size, that I decided to try that.  Wow, it did work and I li…[Read more]

Duh, after writing all that I then forgot to post my (slightly) updated image!  Here it is.

Thanks Rob, I have tried rotating, but it does not fix the centering, though it could make the strip lights centred.  Have also tried using the Perspective and Mesh Warp Tools, but the design of the tunnel seems to make it pretty impossible to line everything up.  Have reservations, but will try again.  Having checked if my understanding of “gr…[Read more]

The original  🙂

This was also taken just outside Siem Reap, Cambodia.

I came across this old image I took a long time ago. The colours were exactly as you see. Hopefully it qualifies as minimalist.

Very nice, Patrick, the vivid white, really shows up the striking green of the box. Not sure whether it actually qualifies as minimalist, but nevertheless great to see.

Now this is different because it is painted on the side of a bridge in Paihia, New Zealand.

Now this is different because it is painted on the side of a bridge in Paihia, New Zealand.