Yawner of a sunset (& the Ansel version...)

Sharkbait · Jun 13, 2004

This was tonight's sunset. Putting up with the past week's humidity and storms was almost worth it.

I loved the herringbone pattern in the clouds, so I played around a bit in PS and came up with this, the 'Ansel Adams Version'.

:thumbsup:

Corry · Jun 13, 2004

Awesome! I'm not even sure which one I like better.

mrsid99 · Jun 14, 2004

There's no question in my mind, that first one with the great colors and patterns is superb!

cowbert098 · Jun 14, 2004

Wow amazing color in the first one.

Dandy-Warhol · Jun 14, 2004

I'm absolutely stunned by the colour version! 8)

Sharkbait · Jun 14, 2004

FWIW, the color one is straight out of the camera, save for a bit of a crop to get rid of the side of my house and then the frame/copyright. :shock:

danalec99 · Jun 14, 2004

Beautiful!

Lungfarmer · Jun 14, 2004

BEAUTIFUL! These both are so great, they would look cool hanging next to each other, like, 3 of them in a row, the color in the middle, a black and white on each side, maybe with one of the b&w in a half inverted mode... wait a sec...

Here, like this!

Sorry for the size... and hope ya don't mind me arranging them like this... it was fun, lol... I love to decorate!

Sharkbait · Jun 15, 2004

Wow sweet! I might just have to do that!!

How did you do the half inverted vers.?

bogleric · Jun 15, 2004

very cool. the collection makes it all the better.

terri · Jun 15, 2004

Lungfarmer has hit on a great idea; I hope you DO do this, since both images are worthy. Nice complement to one another! Good color usually translates to a nicely textured B&W.

Good job!!

anua · Jun 16, 2004

ah! the sky is just amazing!
the cloud looks like my winter woolen sweater!

great shot - first one's colour is :heart:

cowbert098 · Jun 16, 2004

Great arrangement Lungfarmer

Lungfarmer · Jun 18, 2004

Hee hee, thanks! I got the half inverted one by copying the layer, then inverting it, then drawing a selection around the bottom half (the silhouette) with a feather and deleted that portion of the inverted layer (where the silhouette part is white) so that the dark silhouette shows up instead... if that makes any sense... heh heh, I'm not to good at explaining things and probably leave out some steps without realizing it, heh heh.