Archway to colour

I am using my painter's brush to transform this scene of colour and form. The sun's light shone on the fountain and the new green leaves of the willows. The man has just come to modify the broadband so will have to finish en rapido! To continue using a much faster speed than before, this is in our Public Gardens and the flowers are pansies here around the fountain!

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Rick Schies]

I like the results

[tony gig]

Lovely Processing and colours Maggie.

[summerfield]

maggiemae, you are soooo funny! and a great painter, too!

[Sharon Lee]

beautiful transformation

[Aleksandra]

Very nice framing and processing!

[cheryl]

fav. love the processing

[Susan Golding]

Brilliantly done!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Beautifully done Maggiemae It gives a really beautiful framing to the scene beyond !!

[Maggiemae]

@cheribug thanks Cheryl for your fav! I like making a pretty scene like this one a bit more Interesting rather than just pretty!

[Yao RL]

How magical, Like the effect.

[Terry]

very nice. I like it

[Barbara Sue]

Great artist's eye as well! Lovely!9

[katy]

Fabulous composition, Maggiemae and a great choice of processing for it! Beautifully done!

[richard saffold]

very nice, frameable.

[Yvonne]

I really love this processing. You have such a great eye.

[Leonie M]

Really pretty effects Maggie. Looks like a beautiful park.

[Michelle C.]

Do you use Photoshop for this effect? It's beautiful!

[Pat Knowles]

I love this painters effect maggiemae....gives a real beautiful view through the arch & I like the shrub leaves you have left on the black archway.
I hope your fast broadband lives up to expectation!!

[Jo]

Watercolour painting, love that arch in the scene.

[Jerri]

perfect choice for this shot. it is definitely a painting shot!

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

I like this. I have often thought about doing something like this myself, but wasn't sure how it would be received. Before I took up photography I had thoughts of taking painting lessons, but after a brief stint felt I didn't have what it takes. Hence my thoughts of turning photography into a painting.