The Watcher
It sits as guardian, watching all who would pass,
Silicon life on some distant globe,
The Watcher sits as still as rock,
But do not be deceived.
an Infrared Image with some strategic fiddling to produce this strange coloured glimpse into another world which is, in fact, ours.
I first did a colour swap of red and blue. Then I increased colour saturation. Then I used PaintShop Pro’s brilliant (and fun) colour replacement technology to apply a further change to the colour. This was the result.
The Watcher belongs to the following groups:
The Digital InterfaceAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Canvas Prints

Lucindawind, 2 months ago
this is mystical so pretty !
midzing, 2 months ago
very beautiful scene…. well done
BlueKnot, 2 months ago
Excellent! Are/were those ‘hedges’ boulders?
lightsmith in reply to Lucindawind’s comment, 2 months ago
Thanks Luncindawind. I was struck as soon as I saw the scene but had no idea how it would turn out
lightsmith in reply to midzing’s comment, 2 months ago
thank you midzing. there was just something alive about that rock…
lightsmith in reply to BlueKnot’s comment, 2 months ago
Yep. They are boulders. The big one just seemed to be alive but dormant. Perhaps it was posing? I felt that it was so mysterious that I was compelled to twiddle the knobs a bit the help bring the reality of the unreality out LOL
Denzil, 2 months ago
Stunning! Has a very ‘Lost in Space’ feel (or was that before your time???). Great title, love the treatment.
lightsmith in reply to Denzil’s comment, 2 months ago
LOL Denzil – yes I remember that show. They used to specialize in having boulders LOL.
MelanieSpeaks, 2 months ago
well done…this is a great scene…I like the colour….Melanie
lightsmith in reply to MelanieSpeaks’s comment, 2 months ago
Thanks Melanie. It’s hard to believe really that the original is basically black and white!
Magdalena Camp..., 2 months ago
Very nice work, well done.
lightsmith in reply to Magdalena Campomenosi’s comment, 2 months ago
Thank you Magdalena. It’s a move away from my starker approaches.
Antanas, 2 months ago
great work, well done
lightsmith in reply to Antanas’s comment, 2 months ago
I appreciate your comment Antanas. thank you.