Vintage Orchard Oriole

[Paul Lagasi]

While waiting for the trooley to the tip of Point Pelee this year, an Orchard Oriole stopped by to feed on a honeysuckle flower. Being at the same level made for an interesting image. I applied burnt edges action and used fotosketcher to create a vintage image. Thanks in advance for looking.

[Paul Lagasi]

Here's the original

[Hilary Hann]

I like the way the bird is encapsulated in the plant and think the treatment you've given it is very nice. Nicely aged effect.

[Nick Palmieri]

Really nice effect. I love the border. While the original does not do much for me I really like it after you applied the effect. Thinking that would look nice printed on a metal medium...

[Mark Fuge]

Very nice image and application, Paul.

Like the transition.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Paul, I love the finished product. This would be nice to save and re-work when we do an Asian theme.

[Dennis Bishop]

Very nicely composed and processed, Paul. I like the content and the look you achieved.

[Andrew McLachlan]

Hi Paul, great before and after renditions here. Love the edges to the after version.

[Indranil Sircar]

Excellent base image... and the transformation is equally impressive! Love the burnt edge effect and the texture. TFS.

[Brendan Dozier]

Very creative transformation and treatment, Paul, I like both before and after images. The burnt edges is a nice touch. Well done!

[denise ippolito]

Paul, Something very different for you and I like it! Nice job with the burnt edges and vintage look.

[Paul Lagasi]

Thanks for all the comment, I really appreciate it.

[John Ippolito]

Beautiful effects/treatment on this vintage presentation, Paul. The burnt edges are a nice touch to the work. Lovely.