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Somewhere between a photo and a charcoal drawing, this works exceptionally well with your handling.

This is really nice David! I love this! Thanks for sharing! :)

Thoughts appreciated, David.

Thanks for your visits & comments Jeff and Trisha.

 

Jeff - Yes I was going for a musty and moldy look - and the treatment seemed appropriate.

David,

I really like what you have done with this photo. It almost reminds me of a sketch. Great job. Regards, Patsy

Thanks much Patsy.

 

Best, David

Quite effective! Seems to lack a bit of texture in the left window though.

I do like the character of the image but would love to see the untouched version.

Andre - yes there is detail in the left window that can be recovered - see above.

 

David - thanks. The original was color of course, and quite muddy. This is the b&w conversion with some levels and noise adjustments, no crop.

I like your "treatment" for the home- which will make even the homecomer to feel much easier:)

BR Hannu

Hi Hannu - Thanks!

 

Home does need a little work doesn't it?

 

Best, David

I really like the composition and the mood of chaos around this 'home'. The treatment is very suitable. If Ihave to nit pick at all, I would perhaps like to see a little more depth in the picture, which was there in your original, and understandably lost during the processing; may be a bit selective burning would have done it. The title is sarcastic and very well suited. Best regards.

Thanks Jayanti for your thoughtful comment. I'm beginning to like the original better myself, but it was enjoyable experimenting and testing the waters so to speak.

David

Well done!

Good to hear from you Didi - and thank you very much.

 

Best, David

Una edicion fuerte para mostrar la dejadez de ese espacio.

Saludos.

Thanks very much for viewing and commenting Rueda - and for your generous evaluation.

 

Regards, David