JLARM

Only Mother Nature could make an image like this.
 
I am still messing around with the new release of Affintiy Photo.  Once again this is one of my macro photos of a small cut and polished stone.
 
The RAW file was processed through AP with only slight adjustments to bring out the color.
 
It is still a little rough and needs further work but AP makes it easy.
 
I hope you like it as much as I.

Only Mother Nature could make an image like this.
 
I am still messing around with the new release of Affintiy Photo.  Once again this is one of my macro photos of a small cut and polished stone.
 
The RAW file was processed through AP with only slight adjustments to bring out the color.
 
It is still a little rough and needs further work but AP makes it easy.
 
I hope you like it as much as I.

Only Mother Nature could make an image like this.
 
I am still messing around with the new release of Affintiy Photo.  Once again this is one of my macro photos of a small cut and polished stone.
 
The RAW file was processed through AP with only slight adjustments to bring out the color.
 
It is still a little rough and needs further work but AP makes it easy.
 
I hope you like it as much as I.

This is my first photo from the new release of Affinity Photo.
 
For those who might be interested, the photo is from a RAW file opened in AP, slightly adjusted and then developed.
 
The image was then exported out of AP in 3x which resulted in a 219 MB PNG file with the image at approx 48 x 36 inches with a resolution of 288 ppi.
 
I then squished it down to upload to the forum.  The image is a macro photo of a small agate stone that has been cut and polished.
 
Affinity Photo handled the whole thing like a trooper.  No hesitation, no slowness, no fuss, no bother.  I really like this program. 
 
Since I have zero experience or talent in this area, I am really pleased at the result.  Thank you guys at Serif.  Nice job !

This is my first photo from the new release of Affinity Photo.
 
For those who might be interested, the photo is from a RAW file opened in AP, slightly adjusted and then developed.
 
The image was then exported out of AP in 3x which resulted in a 219 MB PNG file with the image at approx 48 x 36 inches with a resolution of 288 ppi.
 
I then squished it down to upload to the forum.  The image is a macro photo of a small agate stone that has been cut and polished.
 
Affinity Photo handled the whole thing like a trooper.  No hesitation, no slowness, no fuss, no bother.  I really like this program. 
 
Since I have zero experience or talent in this area, I am really pleased at the result.  Thank you guys at Serif.  Nice job !

A little taste of retro: vector illustration (AD), finished with Affinity Photo beta.
 

I am a complete newbie to Affinity and this is my first attempt at a project.
 
I am attempting to copy a pattern used by an artist on the Web who is involved heavily with Sacred Geometry.   If you are interested you can Google Charles Gilchrist or Sacred Geometry.
 
The pattern was used as the base for one of his Mandala paintings.  The pattern called Natures First Pattern is basically circles arranged to form a repeating pattern.
 
This is the result of my first attempts with Affinity and vectors in general.  Of course, I had to pick an easy one ! 
 
I am convinced that Affinity Designer is made with secret magic potions and mysterious spells.  All of this pattern is split into individual pieces and the file is still very small and extremely responsive on the screen.   If I were to export this file to PSD it would generate a 13 Meg file !  The document size is 24 x 24 inches at 300 DPI for printing.
 
I will post an update when it is colored.  Should take me about 23 years !