Lovely - I can smell them! My plumies aren't so thrilled up here. When I lived in So Cal, they would break and I'd end up w/two or three more plumie trees. Up here they do o.k. they are hardy but not gone nuts like they did down there. LOL
@elatedpixie - They have such a wonderful smell. Wow that's so interesting. I guessing it has to do with the difference in the altitude or other factors. I had a friend here who could never get them to grow like some people around here so maybe there's so other secret. lol.
@grammyn - Thank you Katy!! I was wondering if someone would notice the processing. I used cross processing (also called split toning), so a greenish hue in the highlights and a bluish hue in the shadows. I also a bumped up the saturation of the yellows, aquas, and blues while lowering the saturation of the greens. Hope it makes sense and sorry if it sounds complicated. It seems a lot simpler when I'm in the zone. lol.
@cjphoto Thanks for taking the time Chris. Surprisingly I understand most of it but I did not know that you could increase saturation for only a specific color. However I do not use PS so that could be why I don’t know that.
@grammyn - You're welcome! Very happy it made sense. It's very handy. I use Lightroom for most of my editing and it has a section called the HSL/Color (Hue, Saturation, Luminance) panel. Maybe there's something similar on other editing software.
