Post your Oil Paint filter shots here

[Marcel]

Here is one I did this morning and one shot a few days ago.

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Here are my latest 2 "Oil Paint" shots...

Pat in GA

 

[Marcel]

Pano (6 vertical stitched shots) re-processed with the Oil Paint filter.

 

[nikonpup]

 

[nikonpup]

 

[SkvLTD]

I recall my very, very, veeeery old low-light 5100 shots that became like paintings after NR due to god-awful usable ISO cap on that poor old daytime cam.

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

My newest granddaughter, Grandchild #12 (Just over a month old..)

Pat in GA

 

[Marcel]

 

[Marcel]

Last one for today.

 

[paul04]

 

[Marcel]

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Very nice Paul.

If you are open to suggestions before you print it and hang it on the wall, I'd crop it a bit to remove the window on the right, and then clone out the pipes and the two horizontal lines in the bottom (one on the left the other on the right). These elements don't add to the image and are distracting to the viewer's eyes.

Here's what I mean. I did a quick and dirty job of cloning but you could do it on the original (before the filter was applied).

 

[paul04]

Very nice Paul.

If you are open to suggestions before you print it and hang it on the wall, I'd crop it a bit to remove the window on the right, and then clone out the pipes and the two horizontal lines in the bottom (one on the left the other on the right). These elements don't add to the image and are distracting to the viewer's eyes.

Here's what I mean. I did a quick and dirty job of cloning but you could do it on the original (before the filter was applied).

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Thank you Marcel for your input, just done a little bit of editing, and now it looks better

 

[Marcel]

Thank you Marcel for your input, just done a little bit of editing, and now it looks better

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You are welcomed. It's often these little details that make or break a great image. I see these distractions as "digital noise". Usually a dot or small contrasty object that tickles the eyes and diverts the attention from the main subject.

I've learned that the eyes need a focus or interest point to rest inside an image. When you have to much noise around the subject, they eyes can't stop wondering around and finally the brain gives up and we stop looking.

 

[Danno_RIP]

Buffalo Trace Distillery, Frankfort, Kentucky

 

[tea2085]

Pearl is my wonderful Lab, we love her!!

 

[nikonpup]

what apps does she like.

 

[nikonpup]

 

[Marcel]

to my taste, the colors of this are too much. I think (opinions might vary) that this shot would look a lot better in B&W.

 

[nikonpup]

yes/n0 - yes/no - yes/no

 

[tea2085]