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Masonry Brick a Brack

This is a discussion on Masonry Brick a Brack within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Hi Bambi. QuietOne and Lovin. This was shot with a Canon EF-S 17 to 85. This building is very old ...

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    Hi Bambi. QuietOne and Lovin. This was shot with a Canon EF-S 17 to 85.
    This building is very old and on the main street of Petrolia. It is just covered with carved names ! Glad you all enjoyed this pic - jimmy

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    Hey thanks Marko. Actually the original was just a average exposure in average light. I added a colour texture then duplicated these flattened layers and used the blend modes to achieve the final results - jimmy

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