Johnson's Liniment for Whatever Ails You

Comments, thoughts, advice, ratings are welcome. Thanks.

An intriguing and exciting interpretation and point of view!

Quite interesting Linda. Do you mind sharing how you achieved this effect? I love the tones of your photo and the clarity of details. Very creative. Well done. Regards - michel (6/7 sorry the site won't let me rate you a 7)

 

 

 

Mike, Thank you, I appreciate your comments.

 

 

Michel, Thanks for commenting. I did this in Photoshop CS2. I changed the colour image from colour to "duo-tones" using three tones of black, brown and beige, almost white. Then I went to "Transform" and used the "Warp" option. I just stretched into what I felt was a pleasing shape. Warm regards.

 

 

 

 

Thanks Linda, very nicely done. I really like the tones you used. It gives the picture an old, almost antique look. Great work and thanks for sharing your technique. Regards - michel

Michel, You are welcome.

 

 

Linda, very expressive and original. Great concept and well captured. Best Regards

Great work. Well done!

Linda this is creative bold and the metallic tones are perfect! The composition is outstanding and dynamic.

Very interesting still life. Good light. The treatment you have done is curious but the result is pleasant.

Original y creativa,con una magnifica luz y monocromo.

 

Un saludo -Tolo.

Striking, unique, well done.

The details, light and composition are great!!!