I really liked this interesting clockface, but it's square shape and intricate pattern turned out to be far more challenging than a plain circular clockface!
This is some practice in perspective and manipulation - and yep, I still have a way to go, but I have learnt heaps along the way.
@shepherdmanswife he he nope, there was no guiding tutorial - this is a whole lot of trial & mostly error & not knowing what I was trying to end up with! I learnt how to use my Filter forge plug in for the clockface perspective, but the hair rope was created & edited using the perspective adjustment. ( so don't look too closely!!)
@degarvey thanks De! mmmm, about 4 hours, but I changed my mind totally halfway through because my initial idea just looked rubbish! If I did this one again now, totally from scratch, it would probably take just over an hour. I sometimes know what I want to 'get to' , but not necessarily 'how' to do it exactly. As long as I am learning along the way though, I don't mind., editing is my way of relaxing.
@clarek Thanks Clare :) I have learnt so much since starting my 365 journey and I really appreciate the opportunity that 365 gives me to practice fanciful editing once in a while. I do read a lot of photo magazines! This one came about because I needed to practice changing an objects perspective.
!["Stop it George !!" [WWYD 162 challenge]](https://media.365project.org/1/7037809_cfkpuvxz89_sq.jpg "\"Stop it George !!\" [WWYD 162 challenge]")