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briansquibb

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Abstract portrait

19-06-2012, 15:37

Just playing at being an artist

Using simple post processing using PSE

1D4. 70-200 f/2.8 II

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19-06-2012, 18:25

Re: Abstract portrait

Very arty Brian, that would make a good T shirt print for someone.

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19-06-2012, 21:19

Would agree with Andy
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20-06-2012, 20:38

Re: Abstract portrait

Different and I like it!

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#5

20-06-2012, 20:42

Re: Abstract portrait

Kooool
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colin C

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20-06-2012, 21:36

Re: Abstract portrait

Just playing got you some good results Brian. I like that.

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#7

21-06-2012, 06:50

Re: Abstract portrait

That works Brian - clone out the remaining stuff at the bottom and I think you've got a winner. What would it look like if you turned it into a faux charcoal bnw?
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21-06-2012, 20:09

Re: Abstract portrait

Looks like the base to a water colour. Do like this. My niece had something similar done ages ago sort of four in a row each in a different colour. Very Warhol - but she loves it and it takes pride of place on her wall.

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Alan Campbell

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#9

21-06-2012, 20:18

Re: Abstract portrait

Great idea for family snaps Brian
Just one question
how was it done???
Alan

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briansquibb

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#10

21-06-2012, 21:29

Re: Abstract portrait

Here is the original photo

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22-06-2012, 09:15

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Pretty girl but I prefer the abstract version.
Its amazing you can achieve a result like it from the original
Well done!!

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