Before and After

Our photo club will be hosting a WWYD challenge for our January meeting. The executive committee put together five photos for the members to choose from. The members won't know who took the original photos, but we're all looking forward to seeing what they'll do with them. Of course, we can process them too. So today I started playing around with the photo on the left. It's been flipped and processed to the point of almost being unrecognizable! Thankfully I wrote down what I did for each step of the process so that if this ends up being the one I submit for review, I'll be able to tell them what I did!

[summerfield]

unbelievable! from that drab scenery to a really exciting abstract. must be ann lefve's work. ah, yes, of course! :-)

[Kerri]

Awesome

[*lynn]

Love your processing! so creative and beautiful

[Lisa Poland]

Very colorful. I love your edit!

[Bev]

Very nice processing. It turned into a beautiful abstract.

[Anita Russell]

Lovely arty splashes, great fun

[Nicole]

Ow wow that is unrecognizable, but very cool with all the colors!

[Joan Robillard]

Fascinating what you have done.

[alta]

Interesting edits!

[Sally Ings]

Makes such an amazing abstract! Love the bright colours.

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful processed.

[Francoise]

there is something totally fascinating about taking a picture like that and ending up with the one on the right.

[Rick Schies]

Interesting results

[Janiskay]

Excellent change!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@summerfield @kerristephens @lynnz @homeschoolmom @prttblues @neatz @nicoleterheide @joansmor @altadc @salza @pyrrhula @francoise @digitalrn @janiskay

My humble thanks to all of you for stopping to take a look at this flight of fancy!

[Daisy Miller]

Cool results. I really like the right hand image--cool abstract.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@daisymiller Thank you Daisy! And I forgot to say thanks for the fav on the other shot!

[Allison Williams]

Looks like a palette full of paint!