Gable above small balcony in B&W
Gable B above small balcony in B&W
Gable a in colour, poster edges filter
Gable a in colour, watercolour filter
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48 comments:
I like the filters you chose. What a lovely balcony.
Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography
A beautiful balcony, made more beautiful by you.
Looks beautiful!
Pretty gables and I really like your "filtering"! But you knew that!
Don't even want to think about how I would go about painting the tippy-tops of those gable fronts. :-)
I like your take in B&W and the way you did your filters. Great post. Jo
Pretty gables, I like the balcony too. They are great in B&W and color! Have a happy day!
Wow, these are stunning in black and white and in colour, I especially like the last picture and I think it would make and interesting painting too.
I like the b&w images best. They emphasize the form and shape of these roof lines.
Both lovely gables EG, love the water colour effect on the first gable.
neat old building details.
I would love to live in a house with that sort of gable and balcony, very pretty.
Very nice architecture on those.
That building's roof needs a bot of TLC.
I love church gables...and especially like your edited photo with poster edges.
Love the last gable...
Very pretty balconies and nice edit with filers!
i am loving the fan shaped brick design and the poster effect is my favorite.
Beautiful in both cases, and I like what you've done!
Beautiful old building! I love the balconies and, of course, I always love your photography!! Wonderful captures for the day! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!!
This is beautiful! I really enjoy this kind of design!
I am not a fan of black and white, but I love the ones in colors...
I love the last two shots in color, shows more character to the gables and details.
Beautiful. I think it looks great in black and white.
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Very cool...now how did I not know those are called gables? :)
I can't decide which I like the best, EG!
Beautiful! I love all of them!
Wow, I love the detailing on those beautiful old buildings!
Jen
Nice edits. I wonder if the balcony is ever used. Have a wonderful Wednesday!
Very 'triangly' windows!
the gable looks nice with poster edges :)
I like them all. Very nice!
Beautiful - in all the different guises! xx
Awesome Tina!
Your posts always have worthwhile substance. guess I'm just a bob-o-link in your chain!
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It's really fun to play with photos! I like the watercolor effect.
It is interesting how different the filters can make the same image look!
What a difference you made in these various shots.
Gable, small balcony in b & w for me...
I am always enthralled by gables. Nice shots and edits.
Love the b&w shots.
The first photo gets this "expert's" vote - very nice job!
Have a Beautiful Day, Tina!
Peace :)
Well spotted, and photographed!
Nice feature to this house in black and white, as well as in color:)
Adorable little balcony. Especially love the last effect you have applied. Like a romantic watercolour.
I love both of them...for a change, I think I like the color version of the first best.
If I should choose, I would not know what to do.
I like them all.
Have a nice day
Mormor
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