Here it is before, as The Undersea Room:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEihyphenhyphenmoPKQy1wuyUlNb6CGY6TJ0zYkP_fXTkGWAByiHnZoGWN-pqaWIttoG9uxwzyOHm4rbvV4hE8xojw_Ry1fdpTbEpTBUtBrjNhVFjnE0bVDcRgT7fhr7fXDXcUsA6T4bHsOkY/s400/guestroombefore.jpg)
And after!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8r_Yh-Aahn0LaRH67CwaoMnSg9DIpFwJn3z2O68lHkgGVd82o5fxZv86BPia1bh1WzoBWXXNFMWD4yXIO0xg3y9QCOE1BG_e0zwTTcMdcVqBUx7fQVXpcgNi8MFJaODc64k8J/s400/guestroomafter.jpg)
The photos don't match up exactly on the angles from which they were shot because the "before" ones were taken right before I moved in, seven months ago. (Has it really been that long?)
Now this room needs art, too. No worries; I've still got plenty. Curtains are another story.
That's a pretty and very restful room. I love the way you put the swath of color at the top of the walls.
ReplyDeleteThat came out really nicely, Kitt. I hope your mom isn't the only guest who gets to stay there...
ReplyDeleteYeah, I want to come visit.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how hold your camera is, but mine has a "stitch" option, where you get what you're trying to achieve in Photoshop. I only tried it once, but it's cool.
Thanks! You all are welcome to stay, except when Mom's here.
ReplyDeleteLeah, no such feature on my camera (which is at least a couple of years old). It's fun mucking about with Photoshop (I just got it), but I'm not going to get too obsessive about it. Or I would've hauled out the big tripod and done it right.
Next camera! But not until this one dies.
Oh, isn't that lovely! Nice job.
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