For Photo Art Friday this week, Bonnie asked us to showcase one of our favorite or best pieces of photo art. I featured these spurs on my blog back in March but decided to re-do the picture for today's post and use some of the techniques that I have learned since then. This is one of my favorite pieces of photo art mostly because of the subject matter and I also like the vintage photo look with the sepia tone. I used Bonnie's new Golden Chaff texture for this edit. Also linking up with Weekly Top Shot and Tones on Tuesday.
25 comments:
Hi Candy! All of your photos are art!!! I especially like how you compose them. You have such a good eye! Speaking of eyes, the photo that you took looking into Mysti's eye is so great! My goodness, she is such a beauty! I'll bet she's so happy that she found a home with you and Jerry!
This is awesome! I love the way you've turned it into art.
Oh, I love it too, Candy! Spurs make a fascinating subject, and your composition is wonderful here. Love the editing choices too.
Oh I LOVE this. B
that is pretty!!!
Wow, this looks so neat with the sepia tone and texture you added! It almost makes the spurs look like solid gold!
Just AWESOME! The Goatmother's grandfather NEVER gave anyone gifts. One year he got her a pair of spurs. She still has those spurs. :) Thankfully she doesn't use them on goats.
Those spurs are seriously cool!
utter gorgeosity here, Candy!! what a great photo and your play shines through a BEautimous piece of art!!
i think everything in this picture comes together perfectly... the sepia, the texture and the subject itself!
Gorgeous golden spurs - such a beautiful edit - and the first time I have seen someone use that texture! Well done!! Thank you for sharing your artwork with Photo Art Friday, Candy.
Beautiful Pic.
Your photography is stellar!
And I adore the vintage look.......somehow it just calls to me....... :)
Have a happy weekend!
*hugs*
Mimi
Golden spurs -- very cool!
I love what you did this photo. Very neat!
that photo is just so good. I need to learn more so I can do better food photos. Have a good week.
Very nice bit of processing there young Candy. I fins that dodging and burning areas on a sepia toned photos makes them pop even more.
Have a great week ahead
Shaun
Wonderful. Great shot. Have a beautiful week
Something about Western and gold...
Nice job!
You have participated in First of the Month before when it was on Jan’s blog, but it’s been moved to mine! Go here to link up: http://farmlifeatitsbest.blogspot.com/2012/12/first-of-month-december.html
Tayet
It's great, Candy! We were at Colossal Cave yesterday! Had a wonderful time! Got lots of pictures! :-) Have Christmas canning and baking to do all this week plus a birthday cake! Hope all is well with you!
LOVE these... love the colors and textures too! Thank you for sharing on Weekly Top Shot #59!
Esporas, que interessantes! São raras de se ver na cidade...Adorei, um abraço!
Mirante da imagem
great macro pic! :)
Oh I like this very much. It has such a wonderful vintage feel.
Sorry it's taken me so long to comment. Life has been busy.
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