So excited to be hosting the next WWYD Challenge!
Here's this weeks image! It was taken during my trip to Ohio this weekend.
Here is a link to the original image- largest size to preserve detail- hope it works!
Use this one if you can :)
http://static.365project.org/1/2608476_adlmnxy469_o.jpg
How to enter WWYD 45
-Save the photo on your computer and edit it any way you'd like.
-The photo you edit must be in one of your albums to count for entry.
-To be considered you MUST TAG your PHOTO “WWYD45” in the tag section when you upload it.
-Remember that posting your photo in this discussion is OPTIONAL. :)
-To load your image to this discussion, go to your photo, copy the "share" code to the right, and paste it here.
-Multiple entries are fine.
-Contest will start tomorrow Monday February 27th and will end Saturday March 3rd @ Midnight EST (GMT-05) -Finalists will be announced March 4th for voting.
Have fun! I can't wait to see what you come up with!
@flagged Very nice- I like whats happening with the sky! Thanks for participating!!
@monika64 Hahahahaha! That's just what Ohio needs- more hula girls! This is funny because my mother-in-law just got back from Hawaii the day before I took this pic- she was none to happy to return to cold temps and snow!
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In Elements, I used an ink filter which I think gave the buildings a little bit more definition. I then did several color filters. Should have kept better track of what I did, but I know I did a deep blue and an orange, then really bumped the contrast on it to bring out the clouds.
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@monika64 Hahahahaha! That's just what Ohio needs- more hula girls! This is funny because my mother-in-law just got back from Hawaii the day before I took this pic- she was none to happy to return to cold temps and snow!
Thank you!
In Elements, I used an ink filter which I think gave the buildings a little bit more definition. I then did several color filters. Should have kept better track of what I did, but I know I did a deep blue and an orange, then really bumped the contrast on it to bring out the clouds.