My First Pep

I have to thank @yorkshirekiwi for helping me to create this image of a cabbage tree. She gave me instructions as I went round the tree taking photos, and then shared a video link which gave info on how to put all the layers together. I put my own slight spin on the video instructions to get this result. Thanks Carole :)

[Diana]

This is so beautifully done, wonderful tones and softness.

[Nick]

@ludwigsdiana Thanks Diana. Always wanted to try this technique and good to have someone to help me with my first one. :)

[Maggiemae]

I've got lots of cabbage trees but don't know how to get this image. Perfect!

[julia]

Looks fantastic.. I need a @yorkshirekiwi tutorial..

[Susan Wakely]

A fabulous result and effect.

[Dianne]

Really, really lovely. Fav

[Carole G]

Oh cool! this has come out really well!

[Nick]

@yorkshirekiwi I was quite pleased with how it turned out for my first time. I'd really like to do one in a lavender field in the summer to see what I could create from that.

[Nick]

@julzmaioro This tree was at the Awhitu Camp.

[John Falconer]

Fabulous processing.

[LManning (Laura)]

Great job!

[Taffy]

Fascinating result! A sense of movement, but clear sense of the original as well.

[Sue Cooper]

Fascinating. A great result.

[Graham Harcombe]

Great shot, I have made a couple of these 'Ventosa' shots in the lake district and was quite pleased with the results. They're fun to do - I used a stacked photoshop technique.

[Walks @ 7]

ShaZAM! what a great one.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[haskar]

Well done. Fav

[FBailey]

V nice!