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The Sunday Challenge was to photograph garbage, and make art out of it. I first tried to approach the topic using my 'garbage season' theme, but then I started to think, it does not "glorify" the garbage enough. I went for a long walk this morning, catch cold and some pictures, and at home I recalled another idea of mine.
Not sure how much post processing was allowed for this challenge, but I still chose to combine two layers of the same image, rotate the other 90 degrees, and then use "darken" layer method. I of course increased the contrasts to add some drama, and finally added frames on PicMonkey.
What I like about this method, especially when used on images of garbage, is the touch of chaos and disorganised abstractness. What looks random and mess in the first place, suddenly starts to look like intentionally composed piece of art, and eyes starts to find there patterns, symmetry and beauty, I think... =)
Best example from my garbage season collections:

And an old example of the idea I end up to use here:

The Sunday Challenge was to photograph garbage, and make art out of it. I first tried to approach the topic using my 'garbage season' theme, but then I started to think, it does not "glorify" the garbage enough. I went for a long walk this morning, catch cold and some pictures, and at home I recalled another idea of mine.
Not sure how much post processing was allowed for this challenge, but I still chose to combine two layers of the same image, rotate the other 90 degrees, and then use "darken" layer method. I of course increased the contrasts to add some drama, and finally added frames on PicMonkey.
What I like about this method, especially when used on images of garbage, is the touch of chaos and disorganised abstractness. What looks random and mess in the first place, suddenly starts to look like intentionally composed piece of art, and eyes starts to find there patterns, symmetry and beauty, I think... =)
Best example from my garbage season collections:

And an old example of the idea I end up to use here:

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I'd hang this photo on my wall.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Amelia clubI claim this is rather easy post processing technique. And almost as "cheap circus trick" =D
Although, it of course requires one is familiar with editors like PhotoShop or GIMP, and knows how to work with layer modes.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Marie-claire GalletYes, there is a fence as well. Although, I have recently minimized my membership on groups to less than 30, including fence Friday groups. This is because I don't feel it fair to contribute on groups when I simply don't have time to follow what others are posting there on groups.
Sami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to christel.k clubSami Serola (inactiv… club has replied to Chrissy clubHappy new week:)
Have a great new week
Now your garbage looks very artistic.
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