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Frankly, the SOOC Sepia version of this photo I posted yesterday is pretty dull. Here are a couple variants.
This version's got--well, let's call 'em My Usual Changes, all made in DxO PhotoLab here but I've been doing this for many years using a surprising variety of tools. I've brightened the pic a bit, adjusted the Black slider a touch, and played some with the Contrast sliders to sharpen the edges.
The result is similar to the Auto Levels control you find in some software, but gives me more detailed control of the process.
These are simple changes, and almost always I touch these controls while post-processing photographs. Regardless, this version's less dull than the Sepia original.
Intentional camera movement with these beautiful bleeding hearts. Have a great weekend !
Mouvement intentionnel avec ces beaux coeurs saignants. Passez une excellente fin de semaine !
A heart-shaped leaf after the application of several picnik effects - Crop, Hue, Boost, Hex, Smudge and I can't remember what else now. Wild Wednesday.
This was after a night of rain. The focused bleeding heart has a rain puddle where it connects from flower to branch.
Mycena sanguinolenta, Bleeding Bonnet on a wet day in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Summit County Ohio.
I used to have a small, straggly Bleeding Heart plant in my garden, but it died several years ago. The plant in my photo was growing at the Reader Rock Garden. I always enjoy seeing photos of these posted by others, so I hope my little dangling hearts bring joy to you today - even more so, as it has just started to rain, and thunderstorms are in the forecast.
I love these flowers. I liked the way they were growing, leaning against this tree.
*canon 7D; 100mm macro