@wakelys Thanks Sue. @ziggy77 Thanks Jo. @corinnec Thank you Corinne. I couldn't decide which one to post, then which one to post first. I almost made a collage of about 5 of them but that didn't do any of them justice. @casablanca Thanks Casa. I love bubbles and had a good time with this. @summerfield Yes, I really liked that and couldn't figure out where that color or pattern came from. I guess the pattern was from the way bubbles stretch. Thanks Vikki. @Dawn Thank you so much Dawn. @pyrrhula Thank you Ferry. @grammyn Thank you Katy. I really liked those things about the photo too. @joemuli Thanks Joey.
@kali66 I have not. I will do some research. If you know any sites you think are particularly good, please share. @thewatersphotos There is. Thanks Gary.
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie @cdcook48 I thought so too. The fun thing for me was that I couldn't see what the photo really looked like until it was taken. Thank you Chris. @kjarn Thank you Kathy @rensala Ah what a fun idea. Thank you Renee.
@randystreat easy then, , there are a few different ways, depending on the version,
i havent watched these, but if you put split toning and lightroom/photoshop into a youtube search there will be lots of videos
@bkbinthecity@haskar@jacqbb@craftymeg Thank you Brian, Hannah, Jacqueline and Meg. I do appreciate your views and comments and am pleased that you liked this photo.
@ziggy77 Thanks Jo.
@corinnec Thank you Corinne. I couldn't decide which one to post, then which one to post first. I almost made a collage of about 5 of them but that didn't do any of them justice.
@casablanca Thanks Casa. I love bubbles and had a good time with this.
@summerfield Yes, I really liked that and couldn't figure out where that color or pattern came from. I guess the pattern was from the way bubbles stretch. Thanks Vikki.
@Dawn Thank you so much Dawn.
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry.
@grammyn Thank you Katy. I really liked those things about the photo too.
@joemuli Thanks Joey.
@thewatersphotos There is. Thanks Gary.
@cdcook48 I thought so too. The fun thing for me was that I couldn't see what the photo really looked like until it was taken. Thank you Chris.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy
@rensala Ah what a fun idea. Thank you Renee.
i havent watched these, but if you put split toning and lightroom/photoshop into a youtube search there will be lots of videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHZuHO22UM8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5IeBzTBsgs