This is a close-up of a Shepard Fairey mural in Northside, Cincinnati, Ohio that I used a selective color app on.

Nikkor 50 1.4d

This is the first edit, I had to change the background and then applied my selective coloring, I don't know if I like this one or the other better

Trying out a Sigma 90mm f/2.8 Macro

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The Marriott sign in Seattle Washington.

Selective coloring. Makeup Model.

Not really but that's what it looked like when I spotted this old Buick in front of a Mexican restaurant.

Trying out a Sigma 90mm f/2.8 Macro, it promises to be a good lens. This frame at f/2.8

Selective B&W version can be found at www.flickr.com/photos/fransanchezoria/3214696939/

black and white version with just a little selective color!

What I'm being when I choose individual words from a large illuminated sign.

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The fountain in the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans Louisiana

I think this pic is nice because she isn't totally in it and the pic isn't just directed on her its directed on the leaves and she was trying to be more in the background

Spied across the table.

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this fellow took his sweet time ... he picked each peanut up, judging which ones weighed the most and selecting only those ... usually tossing it into the air (see other photo). Clever !

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The Ridges, Athens Ohio

Selektive Aufhellung des Objekts durch Lichtmalerei mittlels Taschenlampe.

Selective brigthening of the subject by paiting light with a torch.

A very small but bright car in the street one day

I learned a new trick! I have always wanted to know how to do selective coloring... Now I do. Woohoo! :)

Focus on the pebble

Just a bit of selective coloring.

Selective Color Red!

selective color

- Photoshopped version