Around the house #1

used a couple of tips learned at the Photoshop Virtual Summit this morning. Didn't remember them too well though, even though I took notes.

[katy]

What a wonderful composition Kathy. FAV I don't have photo shop so I have no reason to even try to learn it! I am so impressed with you

[Corinne C]

Lovely composition. I like the contrast between the brown geometric shutter and the tiny flowers

[summerfield]

yeah, i, too, am impressed verily with this shot. aces! (must resurrect this in may for the half-half month. 😉

[Shutterbug]

Very nice comp. I like the vertical layers.

[Kathy A]

Nice textures and lines

[Babs]

Lovely composition and textures

[JackieR]

Nature prevails! Nice subtle processing

[Susan Wakely]

I like this very much.

[John Falconer]

Nicely put together Kathy.

[Margaret Brown]

Very nicely done!

[Kathy]

@grammyn @corinnec @summerfield @shutterbug49 @kjarn @onewing @30pics4jackiesdiamond @wakelys @johnfalconer @craftymeg
Thank you Katy, Corinne, Vikki, Debbie, Kathy, Babs, Jackie, Sue, John and Meg for your warm comments and the favs. One of the elements mentioned in one class yesterday was some easier ways to add and take away "light" through the use of layers. So I added a bit of light to the left (shutter) side of the frame. It's not much but subtle like @30pics4jackiesdiamond mentioned.

[John Falconer]

@randystreat

It works! I’ve tried successfully a couple of time. It’s a great technique.

[Kathy]

@johnfalconer You are a more advanced PS user than me John. I'm still learning and so much more to learn.