The faceless Duchess

When the Duchess of Devonshire wanted to wear this dress she had to have the permission of the Queen to have it off the shoulder. Very daring!! How times have changed!!

I found the faceless mannequins very creepy in this exhibition.

I took this image into Topaz Textures to get rid of the faces of the people standing on the stairs behind the model. Too many people!!

Many thanks for your great comments on yesterday's uploads - very much appreciated!!

[carol white]

A lovely shot, nicely processed

[Rosie Kind]

Beautiful robes

[Christine]

Lovely colour

[sally agnew]

A wonderfully textured robe :)

[gloria jones]

Neat capture and processing

[Taffy]

Brilliant use of textures to make the dress pop. Beautiful result.

[Kas]

Great processing! And no sign of people anywhere!

[Jennifer]

nicely done. It's certainly a fine robe

[Marnie]

I find them very creepy and rather unsettling. But the dress and the story are very interesting, and you've removed the intruders totally.

[Lois]

Great capture!

[Milanie]

Great job on the processing - impressed at how you got rid of those faces - really focuses on that dress. Nice lighting, too.

[KWind]

Lovely dress and photo presentation.

[Jane Pittenger]

Fabulous processing

[Rosie Kerr]

That is an amazing dress. By today's standards, barely off the shoulder. You did a great job at removing the cluttery spectators, too.

[Kathy A]

Fabulous dress and great processing