Pep Ventosa ?

Emma Davies showed some info about how to use this technique. This tree was all I could find and I used four different shots to stack in PS. Nothing special, but interesting for me to learn something new.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

that is a really interesting effect - quite ghostly :)

[Sharon Lee]

Very cool result

[Clare Gadsby]

seems like you picked a very good subject. do you have a link i could use, when life calms down and i can indulge a bit of faffing? this is so pretty

[Babs]

Interesting result

[Shanne]

that looks interesting - and that's a technique I'd be interested in too

[Dione Giorgio]

Great result. There are many editing options that i don't know of. This is one of them.

[Pigeons Farm]

Love the end result :)

[Joan Robillard]

Love your editing.

[Joanna kate]

Makes for intriguing image, like it

[Marloes]

A nice, soft effect.

[Lou Ann]

This is wonderful. It does look layered!

[Wylie]

lovely effect, I shall have to chase it up! fav

[Bep]

Wonderful edit!

[Margaret Brown]

I like this, fav

[Angelika van Rooyen]

Very nice technique!

[Jacqueline]

Wonderful technique, I have to read up about that!

[Diana Moss]

A lovely effect a fav

[Shutterbug]

interesting. What do you call this technique?

[Carole Sandford]

Great result!

[Pyrrhula]

You did a beautiful processing on this nice shot.

[Jane Pittenger]

How funp

[Lynne]

I love this. Looks somewhat painterly but also like the wind was blowing.

[Rick]

Cool capture and edit.

[Taffy]

This really works -- a sense of motion and yet clearly can see the details of the tree.

[Diana]

@koalagardens @sugarmuser @pistache @onewing @shannejw @sangwann @kgolab @joansmor @joannakate @stimuloog @louannwarren @pusspup @gijsje @craftymeg @angelikavr @jacqbb @snowy @shutterbug49 @carole_sandford @pyrrhula @jgpittenger @lynne5477 @rickster549 @taffy Thanks for the great comments, favs and getting it on both the TP and PP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

https://youtu.be/4jmrI1gY4VI https://youtu.be/TfCG5K7-z74 @pistache @shannejw @sangwann @jacqbb
Emma Davies just mentioned to walk around a tree, take 4-5 shots focusing on the stem. Go to Photoshop - Files - Scripts - load files into stack. Once there work on each individually by lowering opacity to about 40% - use screen or multiply mode according to taste. It's easy and fun :-)

[Marnie]

Fun processing.

[Clare Gadsby]

thanks so much diana - one for the file, to be accessed once the wedding is over ;)