Here it is already, week four of July! Not sure how that happened, but Robyn has posted the final challenge for this month, so here’s mine:
This week I first adjusted levels again, then flipped the file upside down. I copied the layer, applied the Sprayed Strokes filter, changed the blending mode to dissolve, then copied that layer, stoked the center of the layer with a special effects brush, added a fill layer using white and adjusted the opacity. I then applied a white vignette. I was trying to give the effect of looking out an upper story window that was fogged up and had been wiped slightly in the center. Not sure I really got what I wanted, but this is what came out.
I don’t know how to add a poll – will have to investigate that – but feel free to state your preference in the comments.
I like the misty feel of this one.
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Thank you, Phyllis.
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Carol — I like them all, but photo #3 (the third one from the top) is my absolute favorite.
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Thank you, Laurie.
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I like them all, including the original. 🙂
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Thank you, Robin.
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I am mesmerized by your talent but I am going with week 2. They look really soft yet vibrant. If that makes any sense at all.
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Yeah that makes sense to me. Thank you Lois.
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I love the misted window effect you have added to the last one Carol, and keep on thinking “Mary Poppins”! 😀
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Thank you, Joanne. Mary Poppins it is!
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I think your fogged up window effect works so well. I feel like I am looking through that foggy, wiped window pane. Clever.
Love your different thoughts and approaches!
Weeks 1 and 2 are my favourites. Love those rich inviting cheery colours!
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Thank you, Robyn.
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Your alterations sound very fun and experimental. Thanks for sharing your steps in the process.
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Thank you.
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I like them all, but if I have to pick one, it is Week 2. 🙂
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Thank you, Elaine.
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