Tea for Two

Such a relief to be able to process/edit again so I went a bit over the top for ONS10 today, B&W.

[Richard]

Very cool! And well done! I like that kind of processing. It is on my list to learn how to do in LR.

[Lyn Todd]

oh that's interesting! :)

[Kim]

Cool image!

[hueymilunz]

haha... i will feel bad too if i cannot edit the photos...

[Joan]

Like this shot..almost has a reverse negative look..

[Maggiemae]

Died you create this design on the set or was it there! It looks like a fabulous set of pottery!

[gloria jones]

Neatly done...I like the reflection, composition, editing

[Marnie]

Love the effect you've achieved here Taffy, the edges really stand out and there's a lot of depth in the visual effect.

[Elizabeth]

I like this effect. Is it solarized?

[Debs Stott]

Interesting how the effect brings out so much detail and shape. This is kinda what I did for my first lattice last week and now I'm wondering how I did it... back to LR to check I think...

[Tony]

Impressive effect.

[*lynn]

so creative and cool

[Sarah Munnings]

Editing is such fun. Like the effect created.

[Pam Knowler]

Such a relief to edit again! Love your over the top processing! Fav!

[Issi Bannerman]

Ha ha ha - fun image!

[Osia Strasner]

Wait, I thought the architectural B&W was for ONS10!! Oh, well....great editing!

[Taffy]

@panthora good idea. Will go tag it!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely pieces of pottery , a lovey still life , wonderful patterns on the pots . great light and shades in this edited B/W capture -- I just LOVE it ! FAV

[sally agnew]

Beautifully composed, a lovely shot :)

[Anja]

Great effect ;-)

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful fun in this.

[Jane Pittenger]

wild and wonderful edit

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Taffy]

@woodlandsphotog This was done in a combination of Silver Efex and Color Efex solarizing filter. So the b&w conversation was first, and then the solarizing in a different program.

[Taffy]

@maggiemae The design is already on the teapot -- a very pretty earthtone soft beige with deeper brown trim.

[FotoBlah]

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[FotoBlah]

Over the top? Not at all, or at least in a much more creative direction than the usual paths taken from Silver Efex to Over the Top. Besides, I like my tea radioactive.

[Clare Gadsby]

Cool processing

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful image!!

[Richard]

@taffy Thanks so much for the processing steps! I have wanted to get the Nik add-ins. You have now shown me why I need to do sooner rather than later!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Reminds me of some of the glazes I used when I did pottery soooo many years ago!

[Rosan]

Beautiful! Great processing.

[Ashley]

Incredible!!!