The Palace, an old hotel in Manchester, has many different kinds of chambers. This is one of them. They give each of them distinguished English names.
In this photo I did the usual: straightened, leveled, curved, smart-blurred, unsharp-masked, contrasted, brightened, smart-sharpened, desaturated, textured, de-speckled, framed and reduced. And of course fiddled and fiddled some more.
Surprisingly, no crop was needed.
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Interesting. It kinda looks like a photo of a picture though - maybe went too far on the processing?
Barely any destructive processing, actually. Just tweaked some delicate stuff and I did give it one texture. The hotel is unbelievable. Everyone, and I mean everyone gets lost here. Each turn of the corner is another look and feel of the hotel.
And it would be very illegal for me to take a photo of a photo, wouldn't it. Not to speak of undermining myself as an artist. I would never do that. And for what anyway...a few nothces up the ladder? Hm. No.
This could be an illustration of a suspense novel. The style appears to be created more then photographed. It creates an interesting element of curiosity however.
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