Turbulence

Attempting a Van Gogh style photo,(hence turbulence) I got into difficulties with several apps where I could’t save the picture. However after a lot of choices, I have gone about as far as I can go….. !
Three Good things:
1. These were sunflowers from our garden.
2. Did the fancy marmalade on toast this morning - lemony and sharp.
3. Booked a train trip through the great USA from LA to Chicago.

[Pat Knowles]

I can see Yolanda dancing!

[Maggiemae]

@happypat No blue hair here, Pat! But the flowers could be dancing!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Certainly in the style of Van Gogh , and the turbulence is very evident ! Fav

[Myrna O'Hara]

You are always so clever with your shots.

[Pat Knowles]

@maggiemae o can see her face at the top, her bum sticking out on the right & an elegant leg at the bottom with a pointy ballet shoe!

[Pat Knowles]

Lush she has a wig on!

[Pat Knowles]

Plus!

[Maggiemae]

@happypat Crikey - think you might be right! I'll have to go and see where she is - last seen on the bathroom shelf!

[Renee]

I see sunflowers in the wind...

[Elizabeth]

Very imaginative and creative. Great color scheme as well!

[Simply Amanda]

Crazy effect!

[judith deacon]

Very effective, whatever you did!

[katy]

It definitely works! It looks exactly like Van Gogh. Thinking about that marmalade makes my mouth water and I'm so excited to think you will be in our country again soon!

[Maggiemae]

@grammyn I was trying to replicate his 'The Starry Night',' Katy - check it out - its wonderful! But far to difficult for a photo!

[Judith Johnson]

Ooh very arty! It reminds me of that marbling painted effect we used to do at school. Lovely!

[Taffy]

I like the homage to Van Gogh and think this came out really well.

[Maggiemae]

@taffy It was, as I said to Katy, supposed to be like his "The Starry Sky" but he did do a couple of sunflower ones too. But in a vase.

[FBailey]

I have no idea how you've achieved this, but I love it!

[Tony]

Looks like you found that 'good' ap.

[katy]

@maggiemae Im impressed you did so well without the use of paint!

[Maggiemae]

@grammyn It involved a lot of 'clone' then a bit of twisty stuff from "Ribbett' then 'be funky' finishing, Katy!

[katy]

@maggiemae mad skills girlfriend!

[Lynne]

Fantastic

[Peter Dulis]

wonderful ...

[Dawn]

Fabulous

[gloria jones]

Neat image and great title

[Delwyn Forsythe]

This is great. Love the little face

[Maggiemae]

@delwynforsythe I can actually see two faces now - didn't really look before!

[Joy's Focus]

Very cool!

[belinda]

very artistic, I like what you have achieved here.

[*lynn]

a fabulous creation like no other!!

[Dinah Pinkston]

This is a quite artistic version of your sunflowers ...very creative and fun!

[Sylvia du Toit]

Well done! Enjoy the trip.

[KWind]

Super colours and processing.

[Yao RL]

This makes me laugh, the sunflowers are getting a bit topsy turvy.

[Maggiemae]

@yaorenliu "Topsy Turvy' could be renamed as 'Tipsy Swervy" Van Gogh's paintings had a mathematical influence that was applied to colour as well as form.

[John]

Very creative and energetic swirls of color and pattern.

[Maggiemae]

@congaree Thanks John - I think Van Gogh was a master of swirls!

[Delwyn Barnett]

Wow that really is a Van Gogh style - lovely image.

[Bep]

Very creative. Love your impression of Van Gogh.
#3 Enjoy you trip to the USA. When are you going?

[Maggiemae]

@gijsje Not till the middle of May, Bep!

[Dione Giorgio]

Fantastic edit.

[Faye Turner]

Cool capture and processing!

[Ann Williams]

Very creative - I like your version with all the greenery Maggiemae.

[Sarah]

Great editing. Love it.

[Louise & Ken]

This is a delight! Total fun a Van Gogh-esque!