Some days ago

a few were interested to see the ball not flipped. I just cloned out some of the blown out clouds. Ps, I just realised that I could have turned it a fraction more on the left ;-)

[Valerie Chesney]

Beautiful with the ducks..

[Dawn]

A lovely image

[Jennifer]

Love this capture! So pretty

[Maggiemae]

I'm always in awe of the good focus for the glass sphere! fav

[Sharon Lee]

Nice flip... well done

[Anne]

This is great, think I need to have a go with one of these glass balls!

[Babs]

Oi love this flipped. Fav

[Margo]

Great capture

[gloria jones]

Excellent image :)

[Merrelyn]

I prefer this one flipped Diana. Did you flip it in photoshop?

[Lou Ann]

So great!

[Jacqueline]

I like the ducks in the sphere!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely shot

[summerfield]

it's a pretty image and much better to look at it this way rather than upside down. very nice, Diana.

[Henri Russell]

You are getting really good at this, Diana.

[katy]

so well done and way beyond my knowledge base

[Rick]

Great shot and edit.

[Diana]

@happysnaps @Dawn @pinknpurfect @sugarmuser @365anne @onewing @777margo @seattlite @merrelyn @louannwarren @jacqbb @elisasaeter @summerfield @henrir @grammyn @rickster549 Thanks for the kind comments, favs and getting on the TP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@merrelyn Yes Merrelyn, I did. After trying a very complicated one, I found a comment below which someone posted. He said he had an easier way. Elliptical tool,click on photo,hold down shift and alt and drag a circle. Select-Modify-feather 5 pixels. Ctrl T and flip ball with little arrows. It works like a dream :-)

[Merrelyn]

@ludwigsdiana Thanks Diana. Subscribing to Photoshop is on my to do list. I just have to get a bit more comfortable with my Macbook before I add PS into the mix.

[Sue Cooper]

That’s so clever. I love it.

[Vesna]

Good focus, very nice!