Old McMonet Had a Farm

I wanted to come up with a different approach to this picture and after several attempts to add cows and farmers into the original I abandoned those ideas and ended up joining forces with Monet and one of his famous haystack paintings. I hope the master doesn't mind!

Here's the original:
http://365project.org/olivetreeann/toys-on-365/2019-01-26

[Islandgirl]

Oh very cool!

[Marnie]

Crikey, that's an interesting take on Monet.

[wendy frost]

Great processing and Monet texture and colours

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful and creative processing. Love it.

[haskar]

Well done. Fav.

[Henri Russell]

Well done on the Monet effect.

[Taffy]

Very well done!

[Daisy Miller]

lovely, artistic image

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It looks great, Ann. I like it.

[bkb in the city]

I love what you did with this

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@radiogirl @golftragic @wendyfrost @sangwann @haskar @henrir @taffy @daisymiller @mittens @bkbinthecity

Thank you Kathy, Marnie, Wendy, Dione, Haskar, Henri, Taffy, Daisy, Marilyn and Brian!

I'd taken the picture of this painting back in 2012 when my friend and I went to Boston together. Fun trip- never thought I'd be using the picture of this masterpiece like this though! Glad you liked it and thanks for the favs!

[Kathy]

Hmm.

[katy]

LOL! Love the title terrific impressionistic photo

[Nicole Campbell]

I like what you have done here, very artistic and creative

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful editing. Well done. I think I would like it with only the hay shelf even better,

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@randystreat Thank you Kathy!
@grammyn Thank you Katy! Well, I had to give the monsieur credit somehow!
@nicolecampbell Thank you Nicole!
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry! I totally agree with you. Monet's picture is MUCH BETTER without my barn!

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Tee Hee -- love it!

[Diane]

Such a creative edit!