The Fiddler on a Rail Bridge

The Fiddler on a Rail Bridge

The Fiddler on a Rail Bridge

Today I’m a bit optimistic to learn new tricks for my stock photos. It’s been a long time that I haven’t updated this virtual nook of mine and I truly feel guilty of my dormancy.

The love for textures had kept me awake until graveyard period now.  It’s nice to play around with it!  This simply gives another blend of creativity to every modern paparazzi.

Showing you a sample of my vintage looking portrait that was polished in Photoshop.  I’m enchanted. Now I would be using this tool more often.  Can you help me critique my work? Thanks!

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Photo taken on River Kwai or Khwae Yai River railway bridge.  I saw this musician as I was approaching the  end of my catwalk. Straight ahead is the road leading to Burma. If you love historical trips, this is one place that you shouldn’t miss while being in Thailand.

5. November 2009, 01:36 hide details Posted in: daily images, nature, portraiture The permalink address (URI) of this photo is: http://aileenguirnela.com/2009/11/05/the-fiddler-on-a-rail-bridge/

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  1. Wow! This is truly beautiful! Nice soft tones. =)

    Aileen — November 6th, 2009 at 19:47

  2. =) gee thanks! so this is how you call it, soft tones. after doing this i found out that i still new nothing about my Photoshop. i’m craving for more…

    admin — November 9th, 2009 at 10:29

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