I reworked this photo because of something I saw on simis' photostream:

www.flickr.com/photos/simiwaiye/3061246911/?addedcomment=...

** Method used **

1. Take an amazing image. [DON'T KNOW HOW AMAZING THIS IS!]

2. use the eyedropper to sample the color you want to color the image with. This may be from another image, the swatches flyout, or really anywhere.

3. Add an empty layer to your image.

4.in photo shop ( or elements) press alt-backspace to fill the layer with the foreground color you sampled. (MAc, option-delete)

5.change the layer blending mode (where it says "normal") to "color"

6. If the duotone isn't quite right, you can use the eyedropper tool to grab a new color. just press alt-backspace (option-delete) to install the new color.

NOTE: The trick is to choose a color that complements your image.

What I did differently is made the color layer opaque about 65% after blending because there was a hint of red in the old building that I wanted to pick up. I guess this doesn't really make it a TRUE duotone but I really like how this photo turned out... I'll try the real duotone on another picture... that doesn't have my favorite color red in it:)

GIA

A Kaleidoscope of Nothingness: Lectures soniques de Clinical Path à Bikini Test, entrecoupées d'une performance de Jean Louis Costes. Ceci à l'occasion du vernissage du livre de Maga et Dejan, "Duodénum". Avec une déco faite en partie de photos de Kit Brown.

A view along a path through woodland growing on the top of Monte Faito, the hill which sits between Castellamare di Stabia and the plain of Sorrento.

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One of the many paths located at the Funks Grove Nature Preserve.

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Nauset beach path, Cape Cod

... the beautiful dappled light ... where will our path lead us?

Twenty random pictures taken as a result of not reading my Chorus schedule, and arriving for rehearsal an hour too soon.

A path that leads down to the Flint River.

We got lost there are like 124890 paths there.

One of a series of photographs in the John Fairbairn Anderson Collection, early 1900s.

A chain marks the underwater path for the Helmet Dive. Each of these fish was about the size of a football and were not at all shy of the divers.

This was the path to Diamond Hill, in Connemara National Park, Ireland.

A path leading behind Trinkle Hall at the University of Mary Washington. To the left is the small amphitheater.

It's dark and not exactly what I was going for but close.

Watch out for the Lion!!!

The Church of our Lady - Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk

Sculpture in the background by Charles Delporte

February 10, 2021, 3.78 mile hike in Boulder, Colorado. Trails: Bluebell, Enchanted Mesa, Mesa, Bluebell Spur, Bluebell Mesa, and Chautauqua.

Path in a forest

Emerging from the last section of the path. The woodland opposite is Warberry Copse, and I have walked past it once before (from a slightly different direction), in spring, when it looks rather beautiful with lots of flowers under the trees. Today it was bare and not very inviting, so I didn't explore it, but went to buy bread in a local bakery instead!

Turkish Airlines Flight 1953 crashed on approach to Amsterdam-Schiphol Feb 25,2009.

The graphic shows the approximate -unofficial- final flight path based on transponder and METAR data.

Quiet path toward the light. This corridor is a train track underpass.

Ängsö slott

Looking towards Edinburgh from the Fife coastal path.

PATH PA-5 at World Trade Center

Cox's Walk, Dulwich

California, circa 2001.

Taken with a Minolta XD-11 and a Sigma 35-70mm f3.5/4.5.

This little known path in the Cully neighborhood follows the route of NE 70th Ave for a few blocks south of Alberta. Looks to be recently paved.

Incidentally, the boardwalk you can see in the distance there is, um, a bit scary.

2010 - Path at the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens.

Paths

For more, read: With One Water Drop of Imagination.

Walking the Thames Path from Hampton Court to Weybridge