Old timers may remember solarization, the process of exposing film to light in the middle of the development process to give weird light and color effects. You can do the same thing digitally by messing with the curves.
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Stitched? This one looks surreal. Great experimentation.
I don't know anything about solarization, but I do know you can have a lot of fun with curves in Photoshop. :D
That's pretty cool Barbarian.
A bit less weird...
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I don't mind wierd!
I know that tall one is a building....but that shape would make an awesome kite!
Well done!
Hmmmm. "A bit less".. but still? Love the color combinations. ;)
Hmmmm, nah, I still like the first one better. Both are interesting but I prefer the comp in the first. The only thing I find a little distracting is the sky in #1. A solid color mask might make a big difference for me. I like your experiments B.! Creative and refreshing change from the mundane. Photography needs that. Keep up the good work.
Great observations Jim. But, the psychedelic sky in #1 gives that other worldly effect.
That is what art is all about. Visual freedom.
Psychedelic man!