Moving on from yesterday… I spent half the day trying out Affinity Photo… yes it is an alternative to Photoshop… but again has it’s limitations. I am on day 2 of the 10 day free trial. So whether I commit fully, is yet to be decided.
Eventually I got my plug-ins to work with software, and this image was created using Affinity Photo, Luminar 4 and Topaz Impression 2.
How I achieved the effect I don’t know… so my apologies for not providing the full creativity settings.
But one thing I did know after my day of experimentation, I had to go back to Lightroom Classic as I just couldn’t manage without the radial filter, which I do a lot of in my images.
Again Adobe has me over the barrel… on talking to the better half, he said he would help me buy a new PC early next year. Whoo-hoo!!!!
The above image is posted in response to Jez’s Water Water Everywhere Photography Challenge.
On another note…. only having the MWM Photography Challenge to do, I am finding more time to do other things, like catching up on my still life photography. Below are two images that I processed a while back. I am so looking forward to carrying on with this form of Photography.
Brashley Photography 
9 responses to “Water Water Everywhere #50 – Ilfracombe Rocks”
I thought they had a radial filter in photoshop!!
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Yes,
it’s under the camera raw feature.. But I couldn’t find one in Affinity Photo xx And that is one feature I can’t do without. As I use it a lot to create light.
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Is there a difference between radial filter and radial blur filter..
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In Photoshop the radial blur filter blurs, in Lightroom you can add, clarity, exposure contrast, shadows, highlights etc…
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wow okay.. I can see why that is more interesting..
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The online courses I’m currently taking have added to my skills tremendously in Photoshop and Lightroom. There’s more to learn and lots more out there on Adobe software. I have OnOne software which is equally good. Like what you did with this one.
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Thank you… Like you I’ve learnt so much from Lightroom and Photoshop… That I am reluctant to let go and say farewell to Adobe software.
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If it is money, call Adobe and ask for help – a discount. I got them to charge me less. I work for a nonprofit and I’m retired.
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Might do that… see what they say…
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