Contented sheep graze in this country image taken on a late fall afternoon, blended to create a painterly effect.
Careful selection was made during the blending of layers to preserve the desired detail in the background, which I feel is an important element to this scene.
Technical details;
Nikon D5500
25 images, selectively blended in Photoshop
1/800th sec @f8, ISO 400
Focal length = 18mm (cropped sensor)
Thanks Sandra.
Such simplicity and yet such depth.
Thanks for your kind comment Mike - always appreciated!
Yyyeeeeaaa! Well deserved!!
Thanks Ruth, to quote what you've said in the past "it's such a hoot!"
Would you mind telling us how you achieved this effect?
No problem Liviu. I used a technique developed by Pep Ventosa. This involves taking multiple images around a subject then blending in Photoshop as layers.
This is part of a project I have been working on, and one of the better results.
You can see others I have worked on at my website - if you select an image it will enlarge and provide technical details.
https://www.alanbrownphotography.com/creative-camera-movement
I am still learning the process, so would love to hear feedback (from the site) on any you may enjoy.
Hi Alan . I just noticed your work with the creative camera movement and I loved it! Really creative art! Gives you the feeling of a painting . Amazing work!
Thanks so much for your kind words Dora. It’s fun experimenting and through many failures I feel I am learning a lot.
Magnificent work Alan, congrats as well, well deserved.
Thanks Joe, your kind words mean a lot to me.
This is very unique!
Thanks Adrian!
Well you've achieved a fine image because of attention to detail Alan. I admire your patience.