Just Play'n

Bored and Lazy today so I was just playing again with filters in paint.net. The left side is shadows on my jeans when I shot the raspberries earlier this week and the right is using the polar inversion filter.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Keep on playing! Love the patterns, textures.

[Walks @ 7]

@overalvandaan Thank you so much, and will do.

[PTP: Past their Prime]

Nothing like a bit of experimentation! The one on the right is a nice abstract.
@snaggy

[phototart]

As a contemporary photo it is very interesting & difficult to read which means it must be good.

[Walks @ 7]

@paulmann I like that, keep um guessing is a good philosophy or rule of thumb.

[Heather (pixelchix)]

How fun! Will have to check that out.

[Taffy]

Cool to see them juxtaposed like that...really shows what processing can do.

[Walks @ 7]

@taffy @pixelchix Thank you, I didn't know what to do with the shadows so manipulate it or is it etsooi? Anyway, I really liked the texture in the fabric that showed up with the inverse polarization filter - never never jeans had such cool patterns.

[Liz Hammond]

Really great result, love what your processing has achieved

[Walks @ 7]

@lizhammond Thanks, I am going to push my envelope on this technique a bit more.

[Poppy]

I love it. Either pic would stand in its own right, artistically speaking. Well done! Fav!

[Walks @ 7]

@ahleena Thank you so very much for the fav. The tones reminded me of cyanotype, an alternative film printing process.

[Jules Hoogstra-Anderson]

So cool, love the abstracted look...awesome!

[Walks @ 7]

@juleshoogstraanderson Thank you, paint.net is not as powerful as photoshop but free and a lot of fun.