silently
like a hundred years ago
the rain falls today
© G.s.k. ‘15
Linked to: One Word Challenge – Rain
silently
like a hundred years ago
the rain falls today
© G.s.k. ‘15
Linked to: One Word Challenge – Rain
Here’s a round-up of the best of the One Four Challenges presented in this blog since November:
January edits 3 and 4 tied in the vote for the best edit of the month!
Thanks for popping by … and see you next month for the May edition of One Four Photo Challenge!
hero in the reeds –
changing into his costume
a gull screams
© G.s.k. ‘15
This week I though I take a humourous route for the reed photograph … and so did a comic book edit … unfortunately as I’m away, I didn’t have a lot of time to work on it … I’d have loved to writ the haiku in a cartoon bubble … perhaps I will, once I get home!
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Linked to Capivate Me – One Four Challenge
Hello. For this week’s edit I decided to take the photo from sunset to a full moon:
rain clouds
halo spring’s full moon
the smell of ozone
© G.s.k. ‘15
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This post is linked to: One Four Challenge – Captivate Me
in the reeds
a brush with eternity
winter sunset
© G.s.k. ‘15
Linked to One Four Challenge
and Carpe Diem Haiku Kai – Brush
This month I’ve decided to work with a shot I took at sunset at Lake Garda, near a patch of reeds. This is the first edit:
trembling stalks
the wind whispers its farewell
among sunset reed
© G.s.k. ‘15
This post was created for The One Four Challenged hosted by Captivate Me.
a rose in winter
braving January cold
old garden blooms
© G.s.k. 15
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This post was created for One Four Photo Challenge hosted by Captivate Me!
For experimental purposes I “unflipped” the rose and was wondering what you think.
This week … I’m still living off some work I got done a couple of weeks ago when my Internet connection was down … And from a painted rose I went in this direction:
antiqued rose
lost in time’s darkness
a memory
© G.s.k. 15
See you next week with the last photo and a poll!
This post was creating for the One Four Challenge hosted by Captivate Me!
Last week I had a major problem with my Internet connection and couldn’t post for a couple of days … then of course there was all the problems of trying to catch up with posts and comments. The up side is that I worked on my One Four Editing and tried some new (for me) tricks to create this week’s (and next week’s) edit!
Here was where I started out .. I wanted to have more of the tree in my next edit and although the important photo is still the rose, so I re-cropped and use the HDR app from Picasa 3:
At this point, what I wanted to do was add a little something in that washes out too white sky. So I took out my stylus and began to out-line where I wanted to put in the sky using Artweaver 5, which came with my stylus and drawing board:
As you can see, not really a perfect job with the clouds … so I went back to Picasa and did a little warming up to see what would happen:
I’d warmed and saturated the photo but alas … the rose got rather washed out … so I went to Artweaver and painted in the missing parts of the rose!
And there’s this week’s finished product!
Here’s the gallery so far:
January
and still you blush prettily
wild summer rose
© G.sk. ‘15
Good Morning and welcome to Week One of the One Four Challenge hosted by Robyn G. at Captivate Me.
This week I took this photo of a rose, snapped on January 30th.
The first thing I did was to use a HDR filter to sharpen the photograph, the first attempt was too stark so I softened it a bit. Then I cropped the photograph removing the withered rose and a lot of sky. After that, with a touch up tool I removed the antenna in the background then used the focal b&w filter to bring out the rose and rendering the rest of the photo Black and White, as the sky is way too washed out.
I’m hoping to learn how to cut out that rose and part of the palm tree putting in some color into the sky in future … The photo was edited with Picasa 3 by Google.