A Pink & Yellow Mood
One of my favourite pink and yellow photos is of a metal sculpture of Don Quixote up against a yellow wall with a pink bougainvillea on the end of his […]
Category Archives: Photoshop
Cracked and Peeling Paint
I love it when paint cracks and peels away. Decay is such a thing of beauty. Peeling paint on the ancient door of a Tudor house in Copenhagen, Denmark. Rusty wall […]
Textures of Rocks on the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland
These two images of rocks from Ireland are from two different places; the first is from Galley Head which had a mass of rocks I want to paint and the […]
Rusty Textures on Canada’s Wet Coast
Lots of rusty textures available on Canada’s Wet, oops West, Coast. First off some appropriately rusty ‘rain’ scenes. Walkers out in a sprinkling of rust. Rust about town… A couple of […]
Using Out-of-Focus Images as Overlays
Years ago I got a new Nikon Coolpix camera but it had a devil of a time focusing and I came back from several holidays with a bunch of out-of-focus […]
Palm Tree Trunk Texture
Palm trees from the south grow with horizontal-ringed bark, so different from the bark of the trees that grow in our northern forests. Rough with smooth in Singapore. Similar palm tree with […]
Rule of Thirds, Take 3 (Skim Surfers in Mexico)
This is the third time I’ve tried to work with the rule of thirds. The first time I discovered that almost none of my photos qualified so I ended up […]
Cosmic Challenge: Sacred Spaces
First off, two mosques from India, with their spectacular architecture. Fatehpur Sikri, a mosque just outside of Agra. A pattern from the walls has been layered over the silhouette of […]
Cosmic Challenge: Christmas Lights
One thing I love about K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Challenge is that I get to mess around with the photos. That said, Christmas lights don’t really need all that much […]
A Tracery of Bare Branches
Trees in the winter showing off the delicate tracery of their bare branches. Shadows of bare branches on a yellow banner in Vancouver. Tree and people shadows on the Eastside run […]
