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Searching through my unposted pictures, planning out my week... when I found this one that has been sitting (edited!) in my files for months.
It's the perfect picture for Easter, and a metaphor found in the spring festivals of cultures around the world. Life, returning green and glorious after the long darkness of winter. Even though the photo was taken late last summer, the same theme runs through it... as this is grass springing forth from a barren rock after the long and unusual drought we suffered last summer.
This is the first time I've tried selective color, and it really worked well with the "life" theme I was going for. The grasses 'pop' against the lifeless rock.
Loggers apply a tag to a stump to help track the impacts of tree harvesting on this privately owned tract of rainforest.
I'm not usually a fan of black and white stuff because I like bright, bold photos that look like the stuff they look like but I thought I'd try something a little different with this one. I uploaded the original for comparison.
Layered image, the B&W layer turned to maximum black to give the most impact on the shadows on the petals and the contrast increased a little. Then traced round the centre stems and deleted from the B&W layer to reveal the coloured layer below.
A fav technique of mine, i seem to use it alot, i dont know why.
Don't know how it turns out this way. I was only expecting the usual blurry picture from thoughtless shooting without even seeing. But seems like this time luck do what she do worse, not fucking up on peoples.
I really am a beginner when it comes to selective coloring and I REALLY want to learn how to be better at it. I know I should just break down and buy Photoshop but for now I am using Picasa.
Maybe I should ask for PS for my birthday next month.
UT had a nice start of a lead at the UT Auburn game on Saturday. In the end they lost with a devastating 23 - 55 from the Auburn Tigers
Very happy polishing my photography skills taking a full Photoshop course... here is a sample of the first results ...
Persistent URL: contentdm.lib.miamioh.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/p...
Subject: Parades & processions; flags; War; commercial streets; city & town life; Ohio--Oxford; miami digital collections; bowden postcard collection
A chair on a fishing platform overlooking the Canadian Pacific Railway swing bridge on the Mississippi River north of La Crosse, Wisconsin. A selection color rendering using the ColorStrokes app.
just practicing my settings again but i like how this one turned out. the way the shadow hits my eyelid and stuff
My first full wedding shoot.... heaps of fun and very happy with the finished results - as is Bride and Groom
Bored again, but then it is Friday so its not all bad. Reeeeeeeealy need to get my work done today but Dougal (guinea pig) died this morning leaving Ted all on his own.
I've never attempted selective colouring before. I'm quite chuffed with my results. But of course, I was working with some stunning models. Molly is a pure-bred Persian.
52 in 2021 Challenge . 35 ~ selective color in black & white
an in-camera special effect process
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Nikon S3700 .. S37_7218
exposure made: 01/14/2021 06:23:08 MST
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