I wish I have lived in that neighbourhood those days.
Indeed Dutch, Germany and Swedisch launguage are very simmilair I always say. put a hot patato in you mouth and you can speak it
oh,indeed you posed like a model!a beautiful one!
i think those days in romania were not many cars,perhaps i should have a picture like that in a waggon like the one in
I copied thisinformation here for the time beeing until i figure out where to copy this too to keep it as a reference..
There were many pink, white and red impatiens in the background. There was also one dark area (a building) in the picture.
Using Picnik, under "effects" I used "focal black and white" and honed in on the white of the lily. If you look closely at this picture you can see the stem is not as green all the way down the stem . This is because I could only focus the lighter portion of the picture in a circular pattern.
Once I did this, the the background got darker, but not dark enough as I could see the impatiens.
Next under "touch up" I used the "Clone" feature to clone the darkest part of the picture all around the flower. It took about 10 minutes to do this.
That's it! I'm fairly certain the picture wouldn't look as nice as it does here if I blew it up as I'm sure you'd be able to see some of the cloning outlines, but for here and right now, I'm happy with how it looks.
posted July 27th, 2011 reply
Oh, Bruni...what a beauty you are...both then and now...I so agree with @Cherrill even though we are older we still feel younger...not sure where the years went...maybe to celebrate who we are today ALL of us ladies should go out and have someone take a photo of us sitting on the hood (bonnet) of a car! Might be fun!
@bruni did n't expect you to comment on that many..I know we ae all beusy but somtimes it helps to talkwrite about things to make us feeld better or to understand something better. I kno I wrote a lot today and when I posted the comment I didn't realize how much. so thank you for taking the time to look at my pictures and for your comments.
@bruni Oh, Bruni, I enjoyed catching up...I am really glad you pointed out the couple you did as they were important in your life and I feel you are a good friend...and one who has been so supportive of me. I want to know what is happening in your life too.
We used to sit on the car bonnets in those days. :)
I have a shot likethat too :)
Indeed Dutch, Germany and Swedisch launguage are very simmilair I always say. put a hot patato in you mouth and you can speak it
i think those days in romania were not many cars,perhaps i should have a picture like that in a waggon like the one in
There were many pink, white and red impatiens in the background. There was also one dark area (a building) in the picture.
Using Picnik, under "effects" I used "focal black and white" and honed in on the white of the lily. If you look closely at this picture you can see the stem is not as green all the way down the stem . This is because I could only focus the lighter portion of the picture in a circular pattern.
Once I did this, the the background got darker, but not dark enough as I could see the impatiens.
Next under "touch up" I used the "Clone" feature to clone the darkest part of the picture all around the flower. It took about 10 minutes to do this.
That's it! I'm fairly certain the picture wouldn't look as nice as it does here if I blew it up as I'm sure you'd be able to see some of the cloning outlines, but for here and right now, I'm happy with how it looks.
posted July 27th, 2011 reply