Carol DM
I have a stone angel in Dustin’s garden. It was the first thing I added when I first started his garden. And it remains very special. I took a photo in black and white of the angel. It kind of gives it a surreal look. I really like it better than in color. I also edited it to a kind of/sort of watercolor look. Just trying to sharpen the look. What do you think of the two photos? Do you have a favorite? I like them both. You have to look close to see the subtle difference.
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This is the original photo of the angel. Do you like it?
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Here is the watercolor version. Like it or not?
every ngel is beautiful wherever you put it
Thank you very much.
Both angels are wonderful… I did not notice the difference
Thanks, like I said, it is a very subtle difference.
I also did not recognize the difference – every ngel is beautiful wherever you put it
Thank you, it is very subtle.
I didn’t recognize the difference, they are both nice.
Thank you, it is a subtle difference.
Very beautiful angel stone sculpture. Both photos are just as gorgeous as any other form or way you might have taken. I think it is the subject matter that takes center stage here.
I agree with you, very special indeed.
There is little difference. I like the option in black and white.
It is subtle, thanks Elenka.
Very cool! I love the watercolor version
Thanks Thomas, you are the only once who has noticed.
I like them both, and I think the angel looks very nice in black and white. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Courtney for your visit and comment.
I don’t see much of a watercolor effect in the second one.
I did only a subtle change, that’s great you didn’t notice much
They are both beautiful photo’s, Carol. I’d love an angel in my garden.
I love the figures of angels. They both confront me.
I am glad they comfort you.
I love ’em both! I’m also glad that you have a compass that always able to bring you home wherever you go.
Thank you, you are too kind Albert. I thank you very much.
Don’t you know that sometimes I also become that angel in your garden?
Well of course you do. 🙂