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Today's theme for the 'Smile on Saturday' group is Selective Multicolour.
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HSoS.....
No Spring flowers around here yet - we actually got a taste of winter with a little snow and cold temperatures! So I got this tiny flower pot at the store yesterday with four crocuses in it!! ;-)
The wind was blowing miserably from the East today and neither Barbs (Barbric www.flickr.com/photos/barbarabriceland/ ) nor I wanted to venture out so we stayed in (my home) and as we were experimenting with light and still lives Chloe arrived for her nap. We quickly captured her as a very willing subject. Had a lovely time with her and Barbs taught her how to see granny through her camera and take a photograph of her. I just loved the interaction between them. Happy Thursday, or what remains of it, to you all
Dryad's Saddle (Pheasant Back) mushroom attached to a fallen/cut log and sitting just above the forest undergrowth.
Selective Colour is a process that highlights one colour or a coloured object in an otherwise black and white image. This makes the selected color pop .
There are different ways to create an image with a selective colour:
1. You might have a camera with an inbuilt Selective Colour edit tool
2. You can use an editing software which is provided in the internet – many are free to download
3. You create a black and white scene (or with different shades of grey) and insert an item of vibrant colour and take a photo of that scene.