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Re: Brisbane Baroque PlayesNow that is an interesting image indeed.
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Re: Brisbane Baroque PlayesThank you both for your kind remarks.
Re: Brisbane Baroque PlayesThe more I look at this, the more that I see in it.
What is it? A tapestry? g.
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Re: Brisbane Baroque PlayesIt's actually a photo of musicians playing, but taken from the balcony above. The carpet is very busy so I use a filter to make it look like a painting, well kind of.
Re: Brisbane Baroque PlayesI don't mind this, i am intrigued to what the original unfiltered image looks like (particularly in BW)
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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