Gary Muth.... is a self certified master photographer and artist living in his own reality. Enjoy my works, maybe learn a few tips.
Casino Blues II
The crown jewel of buildings in Niagara Falls is the Seneca Niagara Casino. The amazing design mirrors the city beautifully. From any angle you see wonderful colors of the sky and surrounding cityscapes. I used the amazing DJI mini 2 to capture this beauty in late afternoon. I then uploaded the image to Aurora 2019 .
Sizzle De Sizzle
Sirloin Steak sizzles on the grille in December, who dat? Why so delicious. Can I have more? Not going vegan today. Life is good, what a great day. Seriously, todays digital electronics are awesome. Just starting to explore video as an artistic medium. Blown away by how easy it is to create these. If you're not hungry after watching this entire video, see a doctor, fast. Mental note, that little video jerk halfway through the show, that grill is super hot, ouch!
Six Cars Pop Art
I was bored today so I felt like a little pop art. This is an aerial view of the Chevy Malibu below shot with the DJI mini 2. I removed the background and added some colorful geometric shapes. Then I transformed the car to a smaller image and multiplied it to make six shapes. I arranged them symmetrically then reversed the right side to mimic the left side. Now I posterized the car shapes and added a drop shadow to this layer in Photoshop 2022.
Malibu 2012
Just fooling around with Wendy's car. I used DJI mini 2 to shoot this car. The sky was blah blah blah so I replaced it with a Adobe Photoshop sky replacement filter.
Niagara Frontier
Cool Effects
I used a recent image from our trip to Vermont to change the season.
New neural filters in Photoshop 2022 has downloads to add many effects to images. This one I used landscape effects to make a winter scene of this covered bridge. Not quite the real thing but pretty close.
What do you think?
Willard Covered Bridges
The original Willard covered bridge
is separated from the Willard twin covered bridge
by a small island. Both bridges span the Ottauquechee river in Heartland, Vermont.
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