Playing around with Photo Shop on this one. The original photo was that of a “push-up” formation at Sunset Crater National Monument near Flagstaff, Arizona. Pressure beneath the floor of an old volcano had pushed molten rocks dozens of feet upward, creating a pile of rocky debris. A lone poplar tree had found a way to survive on the barren outcropping.
The photo was copied, flipped, pasted beneath the original and rendered as a watery reflection, then an Orton effect was added.
Click on picture to enlarge. Photograph © 2007 James Jordan.
Thursday, October 04, 2007
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5 comments:
Very neat.
nice photo
I love your experiment!!! Turned out to be a most interesting photo.
Incredible. Reminds me of a Gerry Uelsmann photo I saw years ago, of a tree on a floating island. I like yours better. The colors and the Orton effect is spectacular.
Excuse me, make that Jerry Uelsmann.
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