Tip me up..

I can’t claim any skill for this shot but it appealed to me with the photo I had taken of a really nice home just up the road.

Three Good Things:
1. I had a good walk up the road and back -3000 steps which was 2.2km according to my iPhone!
2. Put our car up for sale - don’t need a fancy one while we have a motorhome.
3. Entered a competition for a back garden makeover. Not telling them about the wonderful front part of the garden.

[Al Bailey]

What a different look! nice looking house too!

[Delwyn Barnett]

Such an effective edit - looks great.

[Sally Ings]

A conversation piece, if ever I saw one! Very creative. Now you just need to find someone who can create a usable teapot that looks just like this.

[Maggiemae]

@salza Yes,it does look like a good pourer!

[Leslie]

will you run errands in the motorhome ?

[Maggiemae]

@lesip Good thinking, Leslie! But we will get another car - smaller and maybe a hybrid.

[Lisa Poland]

Cool editing!

[Kingston Road Creative]

cool double exposure

[Maggiemae]

@kingstonroadcreative Not that clever, I'm afraid -but I'm going to try that soon!

[Simply Amanda]

Really cool effect!!

[gloria jones]

Well done...neat effect :)

[Bep]

Love the effect of your editing!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Well done -- a fun edit !

[FBailey]

This is clever! Especially like how the low hedges on the path seem to follow the curve of the teapot - did you use displacement mapping?

[Margo Sayer]

Redolent of 'Alice in Wonderland'.

[Tony]

Most attractive and clever creation. I've no idea how you did this, clever you. Fav

[Helen Jane]

I think that would work rather well as a teapot design.

[Clare Gadsby]

looks pretty skilful to me! great image

[Maggiemae]

@pistache Thanks Clare - but the only skilful part but easy, is positioning the picture to go inside the frame!

[Harry J Benson]

great processing

[Michel - Travel Pics]

Very creative and good luck with the garden makeover.

[Dianne]

This is really neat.

[Babs]

Very creative, love it.

[Anita Campbell]

Incredible and creative. I'd like to know how to do this.

[Maggiemae]

@aglennc it was part of a iPhoto update on our computers High Sierra. So many choices- just had to experiment, Anita

[CC Folk]

Very fun and a cute idea! Pretty home on the teapot too! :)

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely presentation

[Margaret Brown]

Nice processing, suits the photo

[Phil Cameron]

That's great !

[katy]

I would disagree with you. It would require a certain amount of skill to choose a subject that lends itself so nicely to the frame.

[bruni]

The house and garden seemed perfect for your experiment. fav.

[summerfield]

fancy fabulous processing. you can have a teapot printed with this or one of your other beautiful landscapes like the boat and fisherman. would make for a very interesting conversation over afternoon tea.

[Maggiemae]

@summerfield I agree - an array of teapots on the shelf with different photos! Shall we have the 'boat'... or the 'clipped hedge', dear!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Absolutely make it into the real thing! It really looks real here. How fun!

[Laur]

Adore this! Fav!