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For FF: selective coloring. :) It's not very obvious but supposedly, my sheets and my pillows are pink! Very girly, yes.
Anyway, I'm just scared that this theme might not be as apt so mods, delete it if you will.
My weeks have been busy and tonight, boys will be sleeping over! Eek. Doing some political paper for practicum and I can't wait for this summer to be over :(
Totally random but I shaved my right eyebrow so, half of my face looks like Spock. I have been compensating with badly drawn eyebrows.
Yay! Explored.
Afternoon sunlight below rain clouds lights the top of the buildings in the valley.
West Church Street, Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.
The 31st March 2015 was the last day for Select Bus & Coach of Skewen as a local bus operator. This was as a result of the acquisition of its services and several vehicles by the ever expanding NAT Group. Select is to continue, but just as a school transport operator.
The business started in December 2011 with a single Dennis Dart on a service given up by South Wales Transport (Neath). It has progressively grown into a 16 vehicle operation, covering both local bus and school transport operations, latterly based at the former Jenkins depot in Skewen. The service network has mostly centred upon the Neath to Swansea corridor, via a variety of routes, predominantly in competition with First Cymru, as well as by filling gaps created by First Cymru's refocusing of its commercial network.
The second-hand Dennis Dart with Caetano Nimbus, Marshall Capital, Plaxton Pointer and Alexander ALX200 bodies has been the service bus of choice, with examples sourced from a variety of operators, including Ensignbus, Warrington Transport, Cardiff Bus and Newport Bus, and operated in a number of livery schemes.
Representing these is T144 DAX, which was Cardiff's first short Pointer-bodied Dart and was one of nine acquired in just over a year. She is captured leaving Neath's Victoria Gardens in this July 2014 shot operating Service 30 to Swansea via Skewen and Birchgrove.
Flash set up at 45 degrees to the left.
Flash 1/16
Exposure0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperturef/9.0
Focal Length 50 mm
ISO Speed100
Parke County covered bridge in Coxville, IN (Roseville Bridge #2). It is a working bridge still used daily. www.parkecounty.com/attractions/bridge.asp?id=55&catid=4
There was this beautiful red tree in one part of the UTM forest, and it just stood alone. I loved how it looked. This picture's original background is actually yellow, but I wanted to make it selective colour? Not sure what looks better.
Check out the full coloured shot in the comments.
Have an awesome weekend!
This is my very first entry in the FGR pool, which is appropriate since I am guilty of a few cliches myself. (Sugar lips anyone?)
So...
Close up of my eye...check (and I need to wax my eyebrows)
Striped socks...check
Heart over the belly...check
Skittles...check
Selective color...check
Collage...check
Gotta go. I have Skittles to eat.
For 365, FGR (that's so cliche), and NGWC
I made a selection around the flower and blurred the background to get this detailed structure of this interesting and exotic looking flower.
I went to a pumpkin patch today looking for "The Great Pumpkin".
It was brought up how the selective color technique is so cool.
I've always liked the effect but really don't know my way around Photoshop AT ALL!
This is my first attempt, it's not perfect but at least I figured it out :)
The Skidmore fountain was dedicated September 22, 1888, in memory of Stephen G. Skidmore, a wealthy Portland druggist who died in 1883, and partly financed by his will. It was designed by sculptor Olin Levi Warner for $18,000, all of which was donated. It is styled after fountains Skidmore viewed at Versailles on his visit to the 1878 Paris Exposition and intended for "horses, men and dogs" to drink from. Henry Weinhard offered to pump beer into the fountain at the dedication. It is Portland's "oldest piece of public art". -Wiki
A beautifully made collar sent to us by a friend on another site. I wanted the collar to stand out and be the focus of my picture so i thought it would suit selective colouring :)
Only 1 more week until the end of Ty's 52 week project! It's gone so fast. I'm really happy with his set.
Ty is moving to the 12 months group next year and i'll be starting the 52 week project with Missy. Should be interesting as she's not so confident in front of the camera these days. I'm hoping to build her confidence up again :)
Merry Christmas to all my contacts and all those in the 52 week group :)