Siena, the church Santa Anunziato (four different styles in pseudo-woodcuting)

I like photography. I cannot call myself a photographer but I try to

make good photography. I like painting too, but I am unable to hold a

brush, so I make paintings with my photos and Photoshop. You can see

on photo.net some of my attempts in this way. I like also

woodcutting, but it is similar to the painting, I never have learned

the technique and I do not even know drawing neatly. There is a

master in this domain that I love very much, it is Moritz C.Escher.

He is famous in particular for his ?impossible images?, but he has

also made numerous woodcutting of landscapes, in particular of

Italian and Corsican villages. Having pass last year some days in

Tuscany, I have made some photos, some of which you can see in my

portfolio. I have tried to work on some of these to make them like

woodcutting, more or less in the Escher?s Style. You can see here

four of these attempts from the ɧlise Santa Anunziato in Siena. What

do you think of it, and what is the one you prefer ? (See large for

have a sufficient size on each)

Good work!

Regards.

I think you've captured a great series here ... i like the styles .. would like to see how they came out in color too .. keep it up

Eric, the colour version brings no more. The colours or the church are black and white, the sky is grey, and the paving stones also. I think this treatment highlights the architecture of the church.

well done 6/7

Interesting series though somewhat limited by the size of the PN upload.