Here’s another photo, this tim e with their “cubist” effect.
You can tell what it was originally, right? I mean, I’m assuming you can all see a darned site more detail than I can! It was a gnarly old tree. I didn’t publish it last week because I thought it looked a bit flat, that I didn’t capture enough detail, but it processed nicely, I think.
Mister Bump 
It can pass as a Picasso!
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I’m still very impressed with it. This could well be something I lost hours to!
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It is amazing what we can do with a bit of photoshopping!
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The original looks like Switzerland with the mountainous sky peeking in the background
The textures of your recreation are illuminating 😊
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I got some amazing photos in Switzerland. I should try one of them at lunchtime. Geneva is very “French”, I felt at home there.
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I loved Bern because it felt “German” to me
Lucerne is a fabulous tucked away city too
You should by the way!
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Haha different strokes! Most of ch felt alien to me… Because it felt too German!
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I went to Geneva in search of a cuckoo clock for my dad which I ended buying in Lucerne
Geneva is very picturesque 😁
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We stayed mostly around the lake – Lausanne, Montreux etc. but we ventured in to visit some of the mountains.
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Ahh lovely picture
I’ve heard Montreaux is very picturesque
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It’s very posh. Queen recorded there and, if you had a choice, it’s no wonder.
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Impressive!
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Nice.
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Thanks.
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Well it’s certainly curious. I keep thinking the Chester Cat is going to appear
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It’s a pity I didn’t get one of ours to pose!
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You are very talented 🤣
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I pushed a button! (Okay, I had to figure out what button to push, too)
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So that’s why they mean by talent in your little finger!
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Cool! It’d make a great stained-glass window
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Actually do you use Windows? The deal might still be on.
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Nope. We don’t use Windows. Fully Linux.
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The next effect sorta takes the gnarliness out of it. I like!
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The gnarliness was what I tried to capture, originally, but when I looked at the image, I just saw a tree.
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You are turning into a true artist. Fun isn’t it? I like what it did to the tree, but It still kept enough shape to know
what it is and I like the mountainous one too. Keep pressing those buttons, just no red ones. 🙂
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The mountain one was really good, I thought. It’s nice because it gives the photo a new lease of life.
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Agree, like more detail is released.
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I love using digital art filters – they can be such fun to use, and for me they can liven up the most boring image… not that any of your images are boring of course! 🙂
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I normally use just standard filters to straighten or crop but I read that these filters were available, so started playing
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