Oil Paint

The new Photoshop has a filter called oil paint that is a bit weird.

For No Reason--Photoshop

I photoshopped this figure drawing today.

Post-Vacation Processing

Naturally, when I get back from vacation, I start Photoshopping the photos.

A Duotone of the Santa Fe Opera House.

The Valles Caldera modified.

Dad's house.

A New Me

I am treating photos to pumped-up hue then the filter "find edges."  After which I usually lighten the shadows or brighten up the whole thing.

More Granary Burial Ground Photos

The Mary Goose buried here is not Mother Goose, but people still pay her penny-homage.

This monument reminds me of something...but I can't think what.

Bunny Art

Bug on a Rug

Here's another Photoshop thing made from Dover clip art.

Dynamic Duotones

Recently I've been fooling around with the duotone (tritone, quadtone) option on Photoshop, and I think I like it even better that HDR.

Chuck's Birthday, etc...

I missed Chuck's birthday.  Yikes!

Here's some stuff I did with a photo of tree bark.

The Flowers of Evil

These are Chuck and Jerry's poppies with some Photoshop adjustments.

Window Dressing

 

Here are a couple of snaps looking out of my cubicle window.  On the left note the cactus candle that my neighbor Rosemary gave me after I complained about all my cactus plants dying.  On the right note the nosegay of tulips that Sue gave me for Valentine's Day.  In picture number 1 I accentuated the noted items and deaccentuated some of the background.  In picture number 2 I used the poster edges filter.

I Used Every Photoshop Brush to Make This

Don't Eat Yellow Snow

The street in front of my building today after a few Photoshop adjustments.

I Like Plaid

Julie & Dave & Cliff & Stan

I framed these photos with a Photoshop add-on I got for Christmas.

Creepy

The Old Burying Ground near the First Parish Church, Cambridge, MA. I creeped it up with Photoshop.

I''m a Shepard Fairey Poster

I think he used Photoshop for his Obama pix.

Assignment Porter Square

An assignment for an art class (Drawing into Painting) I'm taking required that I find and buy several interesting objects in Porter Square. I took some photos of my excursion then tarted them up with Poster Edges, my new favorite Photoshop effect. I was impressed by the mall at the Porter Square T stop; virtually no litter, plenty of wheelchair ramps, and solar panels on the roof. The shopping mall is generally considered an icon of degenerate Western running-dog capitalism, but this one shone with virtue.


1. Lechmere Station 2. Park St. Station 3. Park St. Station Hand 4. Porter Square Wind Scupture 5. Porter Square Mall 6. Closed Japanese Restaurant 7. China Fair 8. Found items

My Office Windowsill

Here are some plants I planted for the summer: peas, beans, and pumpkins. There's also a cactus I haven't yet killed.
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