Misfocused / blurry photos - time to get creative
September 10, 2009
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Be creative and use it as a source of your art work. Using Photoshop or some other photo editing program, go through the Filter menu and do something new - add effects or even more blur. The result will be surprisingly cool!
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And for the second picture I went into further, using special effects (quite slow to create if you're not behind a fast PC). The cubic sunset was created using EXTRUDE effects.
Photo credits: Risto Hunt.
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PublishPreckas
Interesting way to make use of a photo that may otherwise have been rendered useless :)
Ebamo
I liked the idea, good to create artistic images rather than stock photos :)
Julia161
I tried to add blurs, but images were declined as overfiltered ;)
Mani33
Nice results! My cam had disappointed me with the week lence even with effects it stayed with week target!
Thanks for the tip anyway ;)
Cmarshall717
I've tried to stay away from using the filters, especially the one like your cubic image, because mine always got rejected. Nice images.
Wildmac
Great idea! :0)
Fultonsphoto
Interesting effects, will have to try some of these techniques and see if they are also accepted. I like the result of the first image.