New York City "Watercolors" (high school, shoppers, paint)

[Design7]

Can you guess where these images were photographed in New York City (Manhattan)?

http://stylepeterson.com/new-york/hot-dog-vendor-nyc.jpg (broken link)

http://stylepeterson.com/new-york/soho-shoppers-sunday.jpg (broken link)

http://stylepeterson.com/new-york/ambrose-south-street-2.jpg (broken link)

[Doobage]

Beautiful!! I used to paint back in high school, I need to take it up again...

[Design7]

These are not real "watercolors," they are digitally created from the original photos.

[Design7]

http://stylepeterson.com/new-york/brick-oven-pizza.jpg (broken link)

Another NYC "watercolor"

[mathjak107]

i always like your framing. i think it adds alot to the overall look. i really havent done much myself with framing. i just downloaded elements 9.0 and i believe they have all sorts of frames .

i really dont use photoshop or elements much ,which with all my editing i do and the different looks is actually comical. i tend to use nikon capture nx2 as my raw editor along with the nik filter set, hdr and the topaz bundle products.

what do you use for framing ?

[Design7]

Originally Posted by mathjak107

i always like your framing. i think it adds alot to the overall look. i really havent done much myself with framing. i just downloaded elements 9.0 and i believe they have all sorts of frames .

i really dont use photoshop or elements much ,which with all my editing i do and the different looks is actually comical. i tend to use nikon capture nx2 as my raw editor along with the nik filter set, hdr and the topaz bundle products.

what do you use for framing ?

I always look for your photos here Mathjak, good stuff! Actually the frames are from a free software, Fotosketcher (google it for download) it is primarily a paint and sketch program but it also renders beautiful frames that look very realistic and with tweakable colors. Lots of fun to play with!

[mathjak107]

thanks. im going to try it.