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August 13, 2015

Tea Anyone?

Original photo taken in the Pavilion (second floor lobby) of the Langham Hotel in Chicago.  It is a gorgeous hotel and known to serve a lovely Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood, the traditional afternoon tea that first debuted at The Langham, London in 1865. Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood includes proprietary Langham teas, and an array of sweet and savory bites. 

The addition of a Topaz Labs filter made the beautiful glass globes suspended from the ceiling look like UFOs.

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August 9, 2015

Suspension

These art pieces are suspended from the ceiling in the bar area in the Aqua Hotel in Chicago.   I altered the photo to black and white.  Mouseover the photo to see the original.  Which view do you prefer?

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April 5, 2015

My bougainvillea...

Amazing what a couple of textures and overlays can do to a blah photo!

Original photo taken with i-phone; edited in PSE13.

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February 24, 2014

An apple a day...

I volunteered to booth sit at the Naples National Art Festival over the weekend.  It's a wonderful way to see all of the art; give the artists a break as well as speak to them about their work.  A win-win situation all around!

I "sat" in for 7 artists.  The photo below shows the amazing sculpture work of Kostas Ulevicius.  I left the art festival excited and inspired - ready to get in my studio and create ART!!

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My original photo was duplicated several times; blending modes, texture, brushes and masks added to make this photo special.
"Purpose" texture courtesy of Kim Klassen.
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February 22, 2013

This little light of mine...

This light isn't so little, but there is something about it I just like.

My original photo edited in Aperture;  Topaz Labs ink and pen filter added.


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"Scratched" texture courtesy of Pixel Dust Photo Art.
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