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Artist Envy
Ever since nearly thirty years ago when I started learning how to digitally edit my photographs, I have had a kind of Artist Envy.
And thus I have tended to overindulge in digital manipulation, at least for a while. Often I'll check out what overuse does in order to turn it all down and use a little bit of the effect.
And, so, today I was trying to make the colour picture that this image came from look better. I took it this afternoon in a local park. I liked it but it needed something. In editing it, I used PSP's "Pencil Effect" to see what it could do. This is one result.
It really is a pointless sort of effect, at least as I have used it here.
I still like it.
But I'd like it better if I could draw such a picture with my own hand holding a pencil.
And thus I have tended to overindulge in digital manipulation, at least for a while. Often I'll check out what overuse does in order to turn it all down and use a little bit of the effect.
And, so, today I was trying to make the colour picture that this image came from look better. I took it this afternoon in a local park. I liked it but it needed something. In editing it, I used PSP's "Pencil Effect" to see what it could do. This is one result.
It really is a pointless sort of effect, at least as I have used it here.
I still like it.
But I'd like it better if I could draw such a picture with my own hand holding a pencil.
William Sutherland, William (Bill) Armstrong, Patrick Brandy, Thomas Lamp have particularly liked this photo
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