Seven Painted Ladies

[John Trogdon]

Does anyone like this effect? I used adjustment layers, and a sketching action on this shot of the famous Painted Ladies of San Francisco. The quality when sized for the web was quite destructive, but I thought it was a little different and possibly still worth posting.

[tpetty]

Yeah, I think it looks pretty cool. I can see a lot of neat things being done with that look for advertising. Great work!

[John Trogdon]

Yeah, I think it looks pretty cool. I can see a lot of neat things being done with that look for advertising. Great work!Thanks Trent, I appreciate the comments.

[kbyrd8455]

This is cool you can still see all the detail

[B.C.]

I agree, defiantly a shot used for advertisement. love the effect. keep experimenting.

[PIXI_666]

Yeh that looks like a really great painting! REALLY COOL!

[bikerider]

A very interesting treatment, you've maintained nice depth in the image along with the look of a painting, nice work John.
Roger.

[skade]

Nice work... It looks great!

[adam*]

Looks great!

[John Trogdon]

Thanks to all for your comments. I had fun doing this one. I'm still amazed at the powers we have available to us in post processing software. I'm learning something new every day and loving it.

[ragman]

preatty cool it really maintains a sense of realisim

[Jon Foster]

I think it looks pretty cool too.

Jon.

[BIGTUFFGUY]

at first glance i didnt care for it.. but then i couldnt look away. it just makes you want to see more in the photo..
great work

[getting-started]

I really like this piece. The grass at the bottom seems different than everything else, it seems. wonderful job!!

[Desertraptor]

Love it but now i have to ask. Is this where they got the setting for that John Stamos show years back with the Olsen twins ?

[tupe]

Nice work. I like that effect.