Thursday, July 7, 2011
An alternative view of Eureka Tower
Yesterday's photo was taken from the Shrine of Remembrance, about 1 km south of the tower. This one is shot from Birrarung Marr, 500 metres to the north east, on the other side of the river. I decided to go for selective colouring to help separate the amusement ride from the tower itself. It's a bit "untrendy" as a technique nowadays, but what the hell, I like it:-)
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I actually really like that effect of just colouring certain bits in a photo Alan, I just don't know how to do it.
ReplyDeleteI think that your selective colouring works really well in this picture Alan. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a giant claw from transformers is about to take hold of Melbourne.
ReplyDeleteGreat effect using the selective colouring - very clever! It certainly separates the claw from the tower.
ReplyDeleteLove it Alan!
ReplyDeleteVery nice colors against b&w!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a monster would eat anyone!
Love it. Looks like a giant Lego arm. Great capture and like the selective colouring.
ReplyDeleteThe whole scene looks like is made of Lego .. good photo
ReplyDeleteWhoa, so cool. Very Transformers attacks Melbourne.
ReplyDeleteGrace, it depends on the software you use. If you have Photoshop or Gimp or any that supports layers, I'd be happy to send you a little tutorial:-)
ReplyDeleteLego, transformers, claws... you're an imaginative lot, that's for sure:-)
Just an interesting photo. Color hand attraction is the great black and white background. As a weekday, and entertainment. Peter.
ReplyDeleteLove this one Alan!
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