More photo editing on our roses.
These roses are from out southwest garden right now!
I've been told I should sell these to calendar companies and make up
different blooms for each month. We'll see.
This is my untouched photo taken from our garden.
The background makes a difference in lighting,
it brought out the buds and flower in the edited
photo.
These roses are from out southwest garden right now!
I've been told I should sell these to calendar companies and make up
different blooms for each month. We'll see.
The background makes a difference in lighting,
it brought out the buds and flower in the edited
photo.
I love the look it gives. Vintage, a little crackled, old, soft, and a little
sepia.
Just passing some time before my surgery. Been doing some long
overdue cleaning in the house too.
Why is there so much dust?
Wishing all of you a blossoming spring!
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LOVE Maria at inredningsvis
I love the photo editing you have done with your Rose. Can you point me in the direction for me to do mine? I would love to frame some of my photos done up like yours. Thanks Jbaumeister@cox.net
ReplyDeleteJeannie,
DeletePicmonkey.com has been the latest rave in online photo editing. There are several steps I did here with our garden rose. I didn't write down every step but this is the jest of it. You have to play with it in order to get that old vintage look, if that's what you want. First I used the 'dusk', then the 'soften' tool. They have a 'fade' slider in most of these tools, use it to achieve your look. Then I used the 'dark edges'. Next is the 'Daguerreotype' and you use the 'Shiro' button in this phase. The 'HDR', then the 'Gritty'. I used the fade slider for most of these tools. Like I said you have to play with it. Hope this was helpful.
opps! I left out one important tool to get the crackle look and that is the very bottom it says 'new', click on that and the fourth one down it says 'edifice', click on this and go to the fifth square box that has the crackle look.
DeleteThank you for sharing how to achieve this beautiful vintage look through picmonkey. You rose is worthy of framing....so lovelymy friend!
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Carolynn
Beautiful photo editing.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Oh, thanks for sharing how you did that. Love the crackle look!
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LOVE Maria
beautiful Roses
ReplyDeleteExquisite roses!
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I love Picmonkey! Your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Roses
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