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My neighbor's beautiful Husky. She is very loving, sweet and gentle. But, she's also a protector, so you'd better not mess with her owner because Sasha will defend and protect her.
Challenge #196: Selective Color
Dieser größte Adventkranz der Welt, mit 12 Metern Durchmesser und 6 Tonnen Gewicht, steht in Mariazell in der Steiermark, Österreich. Er hat vier dicke Kerzen für die Adventsonntage, dazwischen gibt es auch für jeden einzelnen Tag eine Kerze. Ich habe den aktuellen Stand an leuchtenden Kerzen für Euch anlässlich des heutigen Themas eingefärbt !
This largest Advent wreath in the world, 12 metres in diameter and weighing 6 tonnes, is located in Mariazell in Styria, Austria. It has four thick candles for the Sundays of Advent, with one candle for each day in between. I have coloured in the current number of shining candles for you on the occasion of today's theme !
Smile on Saturday: SELECTIVE MULTICOLOUR
Remembering Daisy when she spent time on top of my kitchen cupboards. She was suitably smug there as she knew she was safely out of reach. Throughout her life she had excellent but “selective” hearing - somehow she was completely deaf to words like NO, DON’T...
I’d like to thank everyone for their wonderful messages of support this week - it has been a great comfort to know how much Daisy was loved by our friends here. I’m sure Daisy & all of our precious pets will live on in our memories. Remember the love & fun they gave us even while we mourn their loss. For them, celebrate a happy Caturday.
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We went to the Death Valley. On the way back we witnessed the sunset near Mojave, California.
Do you recognize the title?
I processed a balanced HDR photo from a RAW exposure, and selectively pulled the curves on the road.
-- © Peter Thoeny, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, HDR, 1 RAW exposure, NEX-6, _DSC4314_hdr1bal1c
Had another play with selective colouring, this time on Oliver.....background b&w.
Not 100% puuurfect but you definitely need a steady hand with the selective tool.
I saw this today in Augsburg, there is the color on all four fields constantly in a flow and changing all the time...
Submission to group “52 themes 2017“
For Smile on Saturday theme “Selective Multicolour.” Patsy is wearing a dress I made for her from Mary Englebreit fabric.
This beautiful Parrot Tulip was growing in a friend's garden.
I used selective colouring to bring out the bright red features.
Yesterday was one of those autumn days that you hope for on a day off- crisp dry sunny and not too much wind for cycling. We set off from Cardiff, past Pontypridd, through Aberdare and Hirwaun to climb the Rhigos mountain. You may remember that there has been another cycling adventure up the Rhigos ( I was promised stunning views) which was a misty wet drizzly day. This is the view from the viewpoint near the top of the climb. There are more to follow, but this one made me smile, for the small lake is called llyn fawr, translated from Welsh mean big lake. Hubby and I had quite a chuckle at its name. We don’t have huge lakes or reservoirs in Wales, and I’m sorry to disappoint any local residents in the Rhigos area but this is not a big lake. Frustratingly I don’t know how to selectively turn on the geotag for this photo.
One of the hairpins which we climbed is also shown.
Before we left yesterday we were chatting to a fellow cyclist who said that he preferred the climb from the other side of the mountain as from this side there was a straight uphill section of the road which he found quite disheartening, but once one gets to the trees it’s not too bad. Knowing this made the climb easier and this time I got some stunning views for sure.
Oh and we decided that as we had come this far, we might as well throw in the Bwlch (another of the classic welsh climbs) too!
68 Miles later we were home, having had a wonderful day out.
HSoS