Using Bonnie's (Pixel Dust Photo Art), latest giveaway texture "Wicked". Loving what it did for this photograph.
What did I do? Merge HUE only, with 15% transparency.
Here's the original; it's lovely too in all its glory, but it sure was fun getting such a striking changeover with just a couple of steps.
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It is a very fine staircase and proably not easy to get into a photograph. Three storeys no less/
And the fantasy version is charming. Rose-coloured glasses :-)
Carole - you've made a beautifully composed photograph look like a Broadway stage production - lit up to look surreal. Great processing. Thank you for sharing your artwork with Photo Art Friday!
This is beautiful Carole!
I have been playing with this texture today, and I love some of the surprises I get with it! Too much fun!!
I love the art-deco colors resulting from the addition of the texture.
Textures are so much fun, you never really know what sort of results you are going to get.
I hear you - too cool. Can't wait to try that "wicked" -- downloaded it earlier today and can't wait -- yummy color. Very nice processing and fantastic composition. Thank you, kareninkenai
Isn't that "Wicked" texture great. Love what you did with it.
A beautiful building isn't it Carole!! I love the stained glass windows in it too.
A wonderful edit!
so striking - great to see texture applied to architecture - gives such a strong image
Beautiful, really spectacular with a beautiful tone after application of the texture. I wish you a happy weekend.
Your edit really worked some magic on that beautiful photo!
That's lovely! I should try it sometime soon. I will play with photos! <3
Carole, Wow this is wonderful. I love how grand elegance of the original photo but like you I think the edit adds something unique and special as well.
Love it! Love it! Love it!
Jan
Carola, how great that you already played around with "wicked" - I still have to do that, but your photo editing is a wonderful inspiration.
It's so beautiful, you've edited well.
What fabulous architecture! I love the makeover you gave it Carole!
Hi, thanks so much for sharing this image.What a lovely effect from this texture.
Blessings
Suzanne
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