A Fairytale

Harveylevine

I almost always shoot straight shots, candids of people and pictures of animals. But once in a long while, perhaps when the moon is full, I feel like doing something very different. And so, a fairytake...



Thanks for looking,

Harvey

Skippy

Hi there

Harveylevine wrote:

I almost always shoot straight shots, candids of people and pictures of animals. But once in a long while, perhaps when the moon is full, I feel like doing something very different. And so, a fairytake...
Thanks for looking,

Harvey

But the frog can't kiss the girl cause of the container she's in
I like how you extracted the sunflower, and how you applied the swirls at the base of the container the young lady is in ........ the only thing that doesn't look right in this image is the sunglasses on top of her head.

I really like this image, it makes you search the entire picture to see if there is any other hidden images within the image itself....thanks for sharing.
Skippy (Australia)

Harveylevine

Skippy wrote:

But the frog can't kiss the girl cause of the container she's in
I like how you extracted the sunflower, and how you applied the swirls at the base of the container the young lady is in ........ the only thing that doesn't look right in this image is the sunglasses on top of her head.

I really like this image, it makes you search the entire picture to see if there is any other hidden images within the image itself....thanks for sharing.
Skippy (Australia)

Skippy:
Thanks for your very observant comments. You are exactly right, the frog can't kiss the girl cause of the bottle. The prince (frog) can't free the genie (princess) from the bottle until the princess kisses the frog. A frustrating stalemate for both.

It took an hour to cut out the sunflower with the pen tool. The swirls actually are part of the bottle, which I found in a display case at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

I agree with you that the sunglasses don't belong. I actually spent a fruitless hour a few weeks ago trying unsuccessfully to clone them out. Maybe I'll give it another try.

Thanks for your comments.

Harvey