Earlier today I went searching through my archive of photographs to find some that I could print onto fabric to use in a piece of work I'm currently working on.
I'm posting two from the large selection I found - I take so many. These were taken before the recent surge of spring growth as I wanted their bare bones.The following are two of my favourites, converted into black and white and enhanced in photoshop.
With all this black and white, I seem to be harking back more and more to my teacher training graphic art days - funny where the mind takes you ...
I'm posting two from the large selection I found - I take so many. These were taken before the recent surge of spring growth as I wanted their bare bones.The following are two of my favourites, converted into black and white and enhanced in photoshop.
With all this black and white, I seem to be harking back more and more to my teacher training graphic art days - funny where the mind takes you ...
Love the bare trees, black and white is so affective I look forward to seeing the end result.
ReplyDeleteI will post when it's done. I'm off to Scotland for 10 relaxing days now so should have time to stitch when I'm away.
DeleteThese are so beautiful. I love the starkness of bare branches.
ReplyDeleteI love trees at this time of year, in young leaf, but to photograph, there's nothing like the shapes you get when they're bare of leaves.
DeleteI shall be interested to see what you do with these.
ReplyDeleteThey are great to cut up and piece. I have several plans ...
DeleteThanks, Connie. I can't resist a bare tree in black and white!
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