A note on the watercolor effect in "Quick Impression." Although there are two different filters I've found in Photoshop about watercolor effects, I've yet to find they produce them when I've applied either of the filters. Whenever I do get the sort of effect in "Quick Impression" it's from applying filter after filter (none with watercolor in the name) and persisting til I get what I want. I tried writing down the series of filters once before that produced this effect. But found that they did not produce the same result in subsequent pix to which I applied the series. It seems each photo needs an individualized approach. Makes sense, since colors, shapes, intensities, contrasts, pixel count ... all are rarely (if ever) the same in my pix.
BTW, the day before yesterday I posted a different view from the same overpass between buildings where I live ("Afternoon Shadows").
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