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Mt St Helens.. 33 Years Later
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Rockland Harbor
The lighthouse at Rockland Harbor is at the end of about a half mile breakwater make of granite. As you can see here I'm still working with the textures and enjoying it.
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Labels: Lighthouse, New England, Textured
Posted by Scott at 8:50 PM
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I love this treatment, it makes it look so ghostly!
Turning a photo into an illustration.
a misterious place!
Life and travelling
Cooking
What dreamy image!!!!
You are an expert in texture!!!!
Good morning Scott!
I love the lighthouse, it makes a fantastic shot! The textures are interesting, new program? Have a great Friday!
I really like what you've done with this texture. Of course, your photo would be marvelous even without the added texture.
You rock! :)
The experimentation works well with this granite lighthouse, Scott.
Wow! I love the treatment you used here, the textures, the framing around the photo to make it appear as an older shot. And the fact it is a lighthouse, one of my many favorite subjects.
Wonderful image, Scott. I love the treatment you gave it.
Have a great weekend!
Love the shot and I like the texture itself it just seems to be more dominant than the lighthouse itself. Hope you don't mind the critique?
Lovely image, very cool.
Whoa ! I thought at first glance that the lighthouse was engulfed by a giant wave, then I noticed the texture. Nicely done - really sets the subject apart.
Your last sunset shot looks like it was taken near the ends of the world. The lines and perspective reinforce the sense of emptiness. Lovely.
I love the textures also. Very Nice work.
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