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Lens: 35mm Ltd Macro f2.8 Camera: Pentax K-3 Photo Location: Burton on Trent ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/200s Aperture: F6.3 
Posted By: Peter Nutkins, 03-14-2016, 10:53 AM
Been doing a bit of PP work....hope you like it!

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03-14-2016, 10:58 AM   #2
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Beautiful autumn shot! Nice work with the PP!!
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Beautiful autumn shot! Nice work with the PP!!
Thanks Tom
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Very nice. I like it.
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Very nice. I like it.
Any thanks Janse
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You seem to have favored a more dreamy look than a very sharp photo and that does work.
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I love the dreamy look. Very nice.
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First I thought this painting needs a professional clean to get that old yellow varnish off. Then I was looking for some cracks in the old dried oil on canvas paint but couldn't find any. That was when I realised it was a photograph.

Cheers
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You seem to have favored a more dreamy look than a very sharp photo and that does work.
Thank you!

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I love the dreamy look. Very nice.
Glad you like it!

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First I thought this painting needs a professional clean to get that old yellow varnish off. Then I was looking for some cracks in the old dried oil on canvas paint but couldn't find any. That was when I realised it was a photograph.

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It is me that is yellow and cracked!....
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Very nice painterly feel to this image... almost a watercolour.
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Very nice painterly feel to this image... almost a watercolour.
Thank you Kerrowdown...that was what I was trying to do. Have a good day
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It is me that is yellow and cracked!....
Oh dear, you need help, and quickly. We want you around just a bit longer !
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One of the best I have seen here......very fantastic work you did!

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One of the best I have seen here......very fantastic work you did!

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Thank you for your very kind words...
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It has a Constable quality to it.

Very fine.

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