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Flowery Impression
© tigger3
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Uploaded: 08/19/16 5:59 PM GMT
Flowery Impression
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::biffobear
08/19/16 6:05 PM GMT
Dark does It for me..Very nice...R.
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I wish I was a Glow Worm, a Glow Worm's never glum, 'cause how can you be grumpy, when the sun shines out your bum?
Deep in shot focus and color and really nice!
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
Beautiful shot Tigs - the yellow blooms stand out very nicely against the black background - Great Capture!!!!!! Also, thanks for faving my 200th.
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What an impression these beauties make. Simply beautiful, Sandi. S+F!
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You got the details so nicely against the dark background. Nicely done Sandi.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
I really like the creative idea here, Sandi.
Which sparked a few in me own pea brain, and I'll let the end results of messing around with your artistic photo here fill in the rest of the blanks/my words:
"Flowery Impression | Composition altered & Highlight/Shadows/Curves adjustment"
What I did was..
1) Create a new document in Photoshop that was larger to allow for offsetting your original and create some space to the left, duplicated the background layer and filled it with Black
2) Copied and pasted your original into a new layer on top
3) Put both into a Group Folder (although this might not be necessary
4) Linked the black background layer and the layer that contained your original (re-positioned as mentioned) by ALT clicking between the two layers.
Linking these two layers allowed me to then do the Highlight/Shadows and Curves adjustment to both layers.
And.. done.
Just sharing some thoughts and ideas with you.
That said..
Make no mistake about my words above, I really like this visual offering of yours. My own interpretation, weighing in your title.. is that the lines of the stalks.. which come to forefront, are lastly fleshed out by the blooms themselves.
Nice work.
And, but of course.. thank you for sharing your image/creativity with us. Stimulating thoughts in the minds of your viewers is a compliment in my book. :o)
Which sparked a few in me own pea brain, and I'll let the end results of messing around with your artistic photo here fill in the rest of the blanks/my words:
"Flowery Impression | Composition altered & Highlight/Shadows/Curves adjustment"
What I did was..
1) Create a new document in Photoshop that was larger to allow for offsetting your original and create some space to the left, duplicated the background layer and filled it with Black
2) Copied and pasted your original into a new layer on top
3) Put both into a Group Folder (although this might not be necessary
4) Linked the black background layer and the layer that contained your original (re-positioned as mentioned) by ALT clicking between the two layers.
Linking these two layers allowed me to then do the Highlight/Shadows and Curves adjustment to both layers.
And.. done.
Just sharing some thoughts and ideas with you.
That said..
Make no mistake about my words above, I really like this visual offering of yours. My own interpretation, weighing in your title.. is that the lines of the stalks.. which come to forefront, are lastly fleshed out by the blooms themselves.
Nice work.
And, but of course.. thank you for sharing your image/creativity with us. Stimulating thoughts in the minds of your viewers is a compliment in my book. :o)
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A work of art for me, Sandi!!
Perfectly done, my friend!
Perfectly done, my friend!
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Try to change what you can't accept, but accept what you can't change. Please CLICK HERE to see my journal! Feel free to save my images or to add them to your favorites.
Great Idea Sandi and I love Les' tutorial on your work. Gets you to thinking. Great job!
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Life's moments are sweet. I just want to capture all that I can of them.
Whoa, very dramatic and creative my friend - Bravo on this - a true work of art
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VIEWED IN FULL
Wonderful work and a great image, Sandi. Lovely colours in the photo.
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Sometimes the appropriate response to reality is to go insane. -- Philip K. Dick, Valis