Autumn in Stanley Park

A couple of weeks ago I saw a really intriguing image by @yorkshirekiwi and it was my first exposure to the Pep Ventosa Technique. So naturally I googled it and became even more intrigued and knew I had to give it a try. This is my first attempt and I’m reasonably happy with how it turned out.

[moni kozi]

Holy guaccamole! You have every reason to be happy with this. If it were mine, i'd print it and use it as a gift for the coming holidays.

[Shutterbug]

Very nice. Love it. Looks like a painting.

[Maggiemae]

It sounds like a real challenge and probably one doesn't know the effect that is supposed to happen! This looks like a Renoir here!

[Babs]

What a great result.

[Mags]

A beautiful result!

[Merrelyn]

Fabulous result.

[J A Byrdlip]

Most interesting

[Korcsog Károly]

Nice work!

[Jaap Meijer]

Wow Chris, I didn't know the technique (just googled it now), but this worked out great! Would be a beautiful work of art on the wall. Congratz

[Kathy]

Gosh, a beautiful result. This is an interesting technique. Did you do 360° or lengthwise shots?

[GaryW]

Neat effect!

[Chris Cook]

@randystreat Thanks Kathy. I did 360, 15 images

[LManning (Laura)]

I love the way it turned out! Such a soft feel and glowing quality to the light.

[Kathy]

Thanks for the info. I'd like to try this sometime.

[Chris Cook]

@randystreat You should give it a try Kathy, it is always fun to try something new. Here is a link to a YouTube video I found quite helpful when it came to putting it together in Photoshop. https://youtu.be/4jmrI1gY4VI