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Hello from Paris--Day 3
Right near the Trocadero subway stop is a neighborhood full of Art Nouveau architecture (organic style popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s).
I felt artful when I got back to my hotel so I changed the photograph to a painting.
You'd think you'd have to run the image through just one Photoshop filter, but that's not the case as you'll see below--
First I applied Edit>Transform>Skew to realign the image so it stands up and down (the vertical lines in the image stand 90 degrees from the x axis) instead of at an angle, which is the way it was originally shot. Then I applied the ink outlines filter and watercolors filter.
The picture at that point was too dark so then I adjusted the Levels (Image>Adjustments>Levels) by moving the center and right slider inward.
Last, the image didn't look detailed enough so I applied the Smart Sharpen Filter.
I felt artful when I got back to my hotel so I changed the photograph to a painting.
You'd think you'd have to run the image through just one Photoshop filter, but that's not the case as you'll see below--
First I applied Edit>Transform>Skew to realign the image so it stands up and down (the vertical lines in the image stand 90 degrees from the x axis) instead of at an angle, which is the way it was originally shot. Then I applied the ink outlines filter and watercolors filter.
The picture at that point was too dark so then I adjusted the Levels (Image>Adjustments>Levels) by moving the center and right slider inward.
Last, the image didn't look detailed enough so I applied the Smart Sharpen Filter.
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