Making of a Water Crown

No comments necessary. Posted for @gosia who asked to see the sooc version that was the base for the final image.

[Lou Ann]

I have to just comment that this is a wonderful illustration of your LR skills. Good grief!

[Joyce]

Wow. This is way beyond my limited capabilities. Fav and thanks for posting this

[Kerri Michaels]

nice fav

[Pam Knowler]

Interesting to follow your processing!

[Diana]

This is so amazing, thanks for posting, fav!

[Pat Knowles]

Would just be so proud if I did that! Fave.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Superb workmanship ! fav

[Casablanca]

I love seeing these progressions - thanks for sharing what you did and what your raw material was.

[4rky]

Thanks for sharing. Great to see how the journey to the final transformation progressed

[Danette Thompson]

Thanks for sharing!

[Lou Ann]

@taffy Thank you so much for the follow! 😊

[FBailey]

I cannot do these to save my life!

[Call me Joe]

Theses images deserve the crown 👍💕👍

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome collage.

[Dawn]

So well done fav

[Khawbecker]

The power of processing in just the right way.

[Gosia]

Thanks for sharing those photos, the processing is fantastic.

[Harry J Benson]

thanks for sharing how it was done

[Marnie]

Thanks for posting this sequence Taffy, very interesting to see the transition.

[Rob Z]

This was a great way to see the steps you used. Your post processing made all the difference to the final image.

[Helen Jane]

really interesting

[Daryl O'Hare]

I did this in year two unsuccessfully. I would love to have more patience and try again because they do come out so well!