I am not a "purist", and occasionally like experimenting with and around
photos myself.
It is an interesting set of experimenting with the gracious bird
silhouette(s).
However, I am not sure it is working well with the multi-colored forest in
the background. The background is too busy to work. So, you have competing
a busy contrast of extraordinary colors and a simple dark-and-light
contrast of the bird and the rest. Those two seem to clash.
I actually think that the silhouette of Great Blue Heron
on various colors (green, purple, reddish peach, and probably even orange)
works much better.
As a matter of fact, - I think the 2x2 quadtych has some special appeal.
(My personal preference for colors would be green, red-peach, purple, and
either yellow or orange.)
I guess it has some obvious(?) "warholic" reference to it.
Just my 2 cents.
In any case, I enjoyed looking at and thinking about these experiments.
Igor
PS. The combination of the forest colors in your photo has reminded me of
my own "processed" shot from 11 years ago:
http://42graphy.org/~igor/PHOTOS/Argentina/IMGPa9855-jan08.jpg
PhotoCapturesbyJeffery.com Sun, 30 Sep 2018 18:20:40 -0700 wrote:
I am sure some won't like this as it isn't a true photo but I decided to
have a bit of experimental fun.
Colorful artistic rendering lakeside Radnor Lake with Blue Heron
Silhouette
https://www.photocapturesbyjeffery.com/artistic_animal_renderings/eb7c338b3
You can discover more of my artistic experimenting by visiting the gallery
Artistic Animal Renderings
https://www.photocapturesbyjeffery.com/artistic_animal_renderings
Thanks and hope everyone had a good weekend. I won't go into details but
have been in a funky mood especially this weekend.
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