No Jack? No Problem!

© Steve M. Harrington

No Jack?  No Problem!

Uploaded: May 10, 2010

Description

If you had a flat and no jack in Kashmir, you could count on plenty of help: a few guys to lift the car and numerous advisors.
Topaz cartoon filter.
(MT)

Comments

Tommy E. Burgess May 11, 2010

Wonderful street scene capture, Steve!! I really like how the filter works with the vibrant colors here. Excellent work! #1267520

Michelle Alton May 11, 2010

That is good to know! Great use of the cartoon filter ... I keep trying it, but it has never worked so well for me. You have added soe saturation and backed off somewhat on the cartoonishness. Maybe I'll give it another go 'cause this one turned out wonderfully! #8602894

Dominick M. Dimacale level-addict May 11, 2010

Lovely image and effects here, Steve. #8603154

Patti Coblentz May 11, 2010

Love how the minds work...great capture! The effects are perfect for this image. Very funny!

Patti #8603435

Steve M. Harrington May 11, 2010

Thank you, Tommy, Michelle, Dominick and Patti. I am so pleased you have found some fun in this scene. I can't count the number of times I came across sights in India that left me gasping with delight and wonder. :)
I find most of the Topaz filters pretty crude and the cartoon is no exception. I had to work this in layers and blend and mask to get it to work for me. #8604230

JudyAnn Rector level-classic May 11, 2010

Great job, Steve... love the bright colors and the cartoon effect... really adds to the humor of the situation! #8604252

Joanna Madloch May 11, 2010

Fabulous picture, Steve. There is a story, great image, and fantastic treatment all together. One of my favorites! #8604636

Steve M. Harrington May 11, 2010

It's really nice to hear that you like this image, JudyAnn and Joanna. Thank you.
It just cried out for an effect like cartoon. India often feels that way. :)
Steve #8605465

Ruth E. Foster-Lindsay May 13, 2010

Fantastic capture Steve! Love the effects with the filter! Marvelous colors! #8609148

Steve M. Harrington May 15, 2010

Thanks so much for your nice comment, Ruth.
Steve #8613658

Usman M. Bajwa level-classic May 19, 2010

CONGRATZ. Steve on your Digital Darkroom feature. What a great place to get your tires flat!!!

UB. #8623225

Donna La Mattino Pagakis May 22, 2010

Interesting approach to fixing a flat. Great capture! #8629473

Steve M. Harrington May 25, 2010

Thank you, Usman and Donna.
Steve #8638311

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