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How Van Gogh would view Ayer's Rock![]() Steve.
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Needs more unsharp mask
![]() But I still like it. Frank My photo gallery: http://www.frankalvaro.net
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best be chopping one of your ears off.
and get a hat. Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
the painterly effect works best on the darker tones of the image, overall the expressionist brush stroke gives a new insight into this very familiar australian landscape, but it's quite interesting though the expressionists who pioneered this technique used it on european landscapes, here it is used on a desert scene, half way around the world over a hundred years later, this gives your work that contemporary context.
did you take the original picture?
I don't think i will chop any body parts off just yet. Maybe clip my toenails
![]() Wendell, i did take the original image but it was boring so i did this to it. It was taken before the public gallery at Uluru was made and tourists were forced to use it. I had free range of the park in those days and could take a photo wherever i wanted. I will post more as i get through my negatives. Only 10,000 more to go. Oh and i must thank Shiela Smart for the idea of the impressionist filter. ![]() Steve.
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I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but this image made me laugh, because I think it's how Ayer's Rock would look on The Simpsons!
![]() ![]() Cheers What's another word for "thesaurus"?
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