Solarized Harbour Bridge

I thought I would end this series of solarized photos with a shot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Hope you have enjoyed the photos over the last few days. I have really had a good time experimenting with photos and have been surprised how they turned out.

[Diana]

Another fabulous one Babs, I have yet to google what you have done. Lovely effect.

[Nicole Campbell]

It looks very striking

[Margo]

interesting

[Maggiemae]

Its interesting what solarisation brings out - the night or the form or the feelings! Wonderful effect!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

ooooh I do like this very much :)

[Peter H]

Very interesting. This looks a bit more electric than some of the others.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful

[Wylie]

Another beauty. Well done!

[Lou Ann]

So remarkable!

[Bep]

I really enjoyed your solarized photos!

[Merrelyn]

Nice one Babs :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Geat edit. Wonderful shot. Favourite.

[Susie]

Neat image

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful shot.

[gloria jones]

Stellar shot and composition

[carol white]

A lovely effect. Fav!! 😀

[Fisher Family]

A super dramatic result!

Ian

[haskar]

Nice effect.

[Shutterbug]

I have enjoyed seeing the results of your experiments. The processing makes different things stand out in the photos.

[Nick]

This looks great - the effect creates some amazing colours.

[Pat Knowles]

This is the best of the lot Babs! Love this one!

[Helen Jane]

Sorry to have missed the series. Looks like an interesting experiment. Hopefully I am back long enough to see what comes next from you. The effect certainly brings out the structural elements in the scene.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot and editing.
Thanks for you so nice C. wishes.

[Granagringa]

What an interesting effect...time for me to look up "solarized"...but even without the effect it would be such a good shot.

[Valerie Chesney]

Looks great....I too must look into this solarising.

[Taffy]

I just love the surreal-ness of this.

[Babs]

@ludwigsdiana @nicolecampbell @777margo @maggiemae @koalagardens @peadar @beryl @pusspup @louannwarren @gijsje @merrelyn @sangwann @susie1205 @mittens @seattlite @carolmw @fishers @haskar @shutterbug49 @nickspicsnz @happypat @helenhall @pyrrhula @granagringa @happysnaps @taffy Thanks, sorry for the late reply but another busy day here.
This is very easy to do in Photoshop, you just select Filter then Stylize and then Solarize, easy as that. You can then play about with the colour balance if you want to

[Rob Z]

I've really liked your solarization experiments - it gives the image that lovely, slightly surreal feel. :)