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In the Art Gallery
© hewymom
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Uploaded: 01/30/06 9:06 PM GMT
In the Art Gallery
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Photography->Manipulation
Well, I used all of the available photos plus my 3 free editing programs--IrfanView, PhotoFiltre, and Paint.NET. I created the wall in PF and made the window transparent in IV, then superimposed the wall on the background. I put the molding on in PF. All the "paintings" were texturized with oil paint and relief in PN then framed in PF. The lion head is from a Cesar's Palace photo. It and the flower arrangement were made transparent in PF. The hanging arrangement of the artwork and the lion placement suggest more to the right of the picture.
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::Hottrockin
01/30/06 10:44 PM GMT
Nice one Jean!! Very clever, I wondered if someone would utilize all available in one piece. Superb!!
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Picture Purrrfect
I don't see a fantasy landscape. You just took the contest base images and placed them on a virtual wall.
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The work of art may have a moral effect, but to demand moral purpose from an artist is to make him ruin his work.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - 1832)
Sorry Piner, guess I zeroed in on fantasy and not landscape. I fantisize about being artistic like those were my paintings. I guess I'll delete it from the contest gallery and try to figure out how to put it somewhere else without losing the nice comment that someone made.
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Yesterday's history. Tomorrow's a mystery. Today's a gift. That's why it's called the present.
Cute idea Jean! I don't think Piner was out to hurt your feelings....just suggesting it may not come off as a fantasy landscape. I have been contemplating an entry myself but have had a hard time figuring if mine is a simple manipulation or an actual fantasy landscape as the contest calls for. Your idea is sweet and very creative.
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