Hyacinth with-out P, but with Tutorial ;-) by helanker
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Description
This is same flowers as yesterday, but without manopulations. Only a bit of sharpen.
Yes, I realized, that I did more to this shot yesterday, than I could do, if I called it a Photograph. Actually it is a Photo manipulation. So I changed it. (if you are interested).....
What I did to this shot yesterday was:
1) I removed the background and the blured flower to the left. I dont have a special program that can TUBE things, so it is done by "hand".
2) I had taken a shot of some waste water from my very transparent watercolor. It was sepia. I negatived the shot so it got blue and placed it as a background.
3)Dublicated the layer of the flowers and locked it
4) Gave the original tubed flower a slightly shadow and meged it to the background and gave it SEPIA.
5) The dublicated flower I used blendmode/Saturation and it became this lovely yellow color. Merged it to the background.
6) Then I finally used Redfield Fractalius on it.
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Have a beautiful day.
Again we have beautiful sunny weather, but still rather cold.
As usual, Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (19)
It is fascinating what you did, Helle! Lovely to see this palnt in your room, too.
Great shot - now I understand a little bit as to how you made that picture thank you for sharing that information - also we get to see where you work too! Snowing this morning again!
H,vlc! = Hm, very lovely capture! LOL!
thanks for the tutorial :)
Lovely capture here Helle, and I very much enjoyed the tutorial
Thanks for the tips, I will have to go have a look at the other 'after' photo. Nice work.
Lovely photo, and thank you for the tutorial ;o)))))))))))))))
cool either way
Beautiful!
Lovely flowers and thanks for the info Denise. BTW the church is about 250 years old.
These are beautiful and so wonderful to smell. I hope mine come back this year, they don't seem to be growing very well. Excellent capture! :)
What a superb caught light, Helle! Wonderful.
beautiful spring time capture, very nice flower, great colors and lighting
So beautiful and sunny! I like 'em both best. :)
Lovely, but not the same impact as yesterday's!
stunning plants & pic!!! TY, looking FW seeing the previous pic!
Elegant and beautfiful composition
Great capture , Helle ! Beautiful flowers and colors !
Oh, I like both versions of this. The "original" tweaked version "with P" is the first one I saw and so for me it's the original. And now you have this lovely photograph and the light is superb. I'm glad you posted both. The details are amazing and it looks so fragile! The sunlight touching the petals and the leaves is perfect, I can nearly feel it all the way over here in Chicago. Nice!