yesterday in campbelltown ..
i like busy and confusing, but i know that a lot of ppl dont ..
i did a process yesterday of the dogs when i drove in our driveway and added an overlay .. its in the slice of life side challenge ..
this is the dogs which qualifies for our overlay side challenge as well ..
this is the workflow for strathfield car radio ..
two photographs .. one taken inside the shop and one looking up towards the entrance .. etc etc ..
This is so cool! This seriously could be in art museums, it really seems to me to be high end art. There are so many appealing things to look at, the colors mesh well together, and it is busy but not over stimulating IMO. I love it! Great job with the overlay and processing Roz.
First thought: This is very busy.
Second thought: I wonder what little gems I can find hidden in this if I explore it for a minute.
The gems: The face at the left edge, and the "Trolley Return". Here they are called "shopping carts". I learned another Aussie term. It would not have connected if the "trolley" was not in the photo.
This is soooooooo yummy! There is so much to see - and everything works together beautifully. It's almost like there is more than one world in this photo. So intriguing.
There is just so much to see in your overlays, Roz, I love them. I sit and pore over them, and try to analyse the individual components, and look at your workflow diagrams. I'm not nearly as skilled on those technical aspects, but trying to learn from you experienced photographers. Who would ever have thought, that Strathfield Car Radio could be made to be so interesting.
I must also just take the chance to thank you, for your ever-present comments....filled with kindness and enthusiasm, and making this 'side challenge' a very rewarding experience for me.
Yes, Hunny, you do like 'busy & confusing"- might that be because you are such a complex personality yourself ???
OK, now I am your Anyalyst- May God help you ...
You do stuff I would never think of. The complementary reds and greens just POUNCE off of the page. I love the urban feel of it. Like "hurry hurry, your eye will miss something."
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