Into the Wild Blue Yonder
Just playing with Photoshop. From the original image Lady Washington.
I selected the ship, deleted the inverse, filled the image with black, added two solid color layers with a gradient on one, and added a line for the horizon.
This work was featured on December 15, 2008 in the group Out of The Blue
Into the Wild Blue Yonder belongs to the following groups:
! 100% !, All About Boating, Alternative Process and Experimental Photography, Digital Art Compilations (No Nudity Allowed), First Things, Lost in Space [75% Negative Space], Out of the Blue (75%+ Blue), PixElations - The Art of Photoshop, Safe Haven, Shameless Self-Promotion and Western United States Artists and Photographers Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Erhan OZBIYIK
Good work !!! :)
Clive
Great effect Tamara, love it
kalaryder
This is a wonderful image and an instant fav.
BarbaraManis
Love it, great work!
Spiritinme
very cool!
Xandru
Well done for an amazing image! I have to try this one day.
cherylc1
gorgeous-fabulous treatment!
reflector
Excellent processing and resulting image ! Very clean Graphics !
kenspics
Stunning visual work Tamara!!
wdphotografics
tricky stuff with an excellent outcome
madmac57
Very beautiful work Tamara…. Nicely done….
Colin Cartwright
Unusual and effective work, of one of my favourite themes – old sailing ships!
Makes a fine blue monochrome.
Davide Montell...
Great idea! I like the large negative space. I think the thin line of the horizon plays very well in achieving a balance between positive and negative spaces. Outstanding!
Maria Moro
Congratulations on the feature
mikej
I love this! Great work Tamara.
mikej
Emma Wertheim
Stunning!