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Artist At Work ...

Just another bit of fun created by me in the 'processing room' and which forms part of my ongoing, and somewhat tongue in cheek, Artist At Work series of images.

I can't remember what I did to create this one or even for that matter which of my photos I based it upon, but I like how it turned out!

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ROL/Photo said:

Magnifique composition aux couleurs du drapeau français
7 years ago ( translate )

autofantasia replied to ROL/Photo:

Yes, I'd not thought about that until now! ;)
7 years ago

LutzP said:

...absolutely stunning Paul! Deserves mor than one *
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to LutzP:

You're too kind Lutz ... I'm more than happy with the one! ;)
7 years ago

Sarah O' said:

Hey Paul, wow, great work here with your ARTIST talent, when you remember what you were working with here, let us know. very interesting... YS Sarah
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Sarah O':

All I can say is that it was done in Photoshop and I remember using the oil painting filter multiple times. Oh, and there's definitely been some distorting of the polar coordinates as you would do when creating an orb with some zooming and twirling thrown in ... beyond that Sarah you're on your own - lol! ;)
7 years ago

Andy Rodker said:

Amazing work, Paul, and very beautiful!
It is amusing to think that this would have been considered a very sophisticated work of art 40 or so years ago - perhaps to be seen on the cover of a prog-rock album; that sort of thing. It is very good even today!
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Andy Rodker:

What do you mean would have been considered a very sophisticated work of art! ;)
7 years ago

Keith Burton said:

Whatever it is/was..............it's fantastic now........ a truly magical abstract..!!
7 years ago ( translate )

autofantasia replied to Keith Burton:

Pleased you like it Keith! :)
7 years ago

Doug Shepherd said:

It matters not how it was created Paul - it is what it is - great.
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Doug Shepherd:

Much appreciated Doug as is that star! :)
7 years ago

Gudrun said:

Fascinating result! I wouldn't know how to do this... Are you sure it's not some virus under the microscope?
7 years ago

autofantasia replied to Gudrun:

Yes, I guess it does have that kind of feel to it - lol! ;)
7 years ago

Pam J said:

Gorgeous !
7 years ago ( translate )