This effect works nicely on this photo. Watercolor of the water! I enjoy playing with my pictures on photoshop and also enjoy seeing what others come up with.
Great effect!! I like the name of the river. we have a rainbow bridge not to far from us. So named because when it was built most Washington bridges were painted Government green and the people wanted something different and unique. It is orange. I have posted it some time agoe ago.
Salmon Berries are very good. sorta a cross between a raspberry and a blackberry. One can make jam also. MB
Very pleasant, and I like the effects!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful river and the "painting" version of it is perfect!! Love it! Hope you've had a good day, Lowell! Rest well!
ReplyDeletetraitement tres sympa
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - and painterly!
ReplyDeleteOh well didn't I say something about it being eerie on your other blog? :-)
ReplyDeleteThe effect works perfectly, love the name Rainbow River too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice name for a lovely river! I like how you've captured the reflections.
ReplyDeleteSorry, not a fan of this kind of effects...
ReplyDeleteI love your works of art!
ReplyDeleteArt! J'adore..
ReplyDeleteThe effect works really well here! Such a tranquil scene...
ReplyDeleteThis effect works nicely on this photo. Watercolor of the water! I enjoy playing with my pictures on photoshop and also enjoy seeing what others come up with.
ReplyDeleteGreat effect!! I like the name of the river. we have a rainbow bridge not to far from us. So named because when it was built most Washington bridges were painted Government green and the people wanted something different and unique. It is orange. I have posted it some time agoe ago.
ReplyDeleteSalmon Berries are very good. sorta a cross between a raspberry and a blackberry. One can make jam also. MB
I don't think I have ever seen the Rainbow River before! This is such a pretty picture.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so exotic! Love your bell joke on Grace's blog.
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool! These effects are a great contribution to the magic of the place.
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