Bows, Bows, and More Bows

From the setup for the wedding. The collage was fiddling with various color filters in LR, Color Efex, and SnapArt as part of our mentor group's exercise with color. Much better on black.
Main album: http://365project.org/taffy/365/2015-10-03

[Taffy]

@golftragic, @888rachel, @newbank, @jgpittenger, @pamknowler
I lost track of which filters I used, but each one was a different color or style combination, and the final one was b&w converted.

[Marnie]

Well, b(l)ow me down!! What a great idea, all sorts of possibilities with this lot. Your timing was perfect to catch these preparations.

[Danette Thompson]

Cool combination of processing options.

[Osia Strasner]

Lovely collage with all the silky blues and greys....what a fancy wedding this must have been!

[Elizabeth]

Another possible title: Fit to be Tied! That would of course be the Father of the Bride! Great collage.

[Rachel]

It's always amazing how processing can change the look of a photo so much, and this is a great example. This wedding looks very fancy.

[Christina Helliwell]

It's going to be an amazing wedding!

[Nick]

It is very cool on black.

[Clare Gadsby]

Looks like a beautiful piece of sculpture

[Joyce]

Jusy=t love the way you've processed and composed this Taffy and what a great subject.

[Nicole]

Great angle for the shot and love your different processings!

[Janiskay]

Neat collage!

[Bob Zwolinsky]

A great image to use on a course, to encourage students to consider other processing options with an image.

[Joy's Focus]

Very cool collage!

[Pam Knowler]

Great collage showing what a difference the processing makes to the colour. Those chair covers are very expensive here when arranging a wedding. This looks a very up market wedding! Just realised why I have to search out your pics each day - somehow I was not following you any more? How strange! Following again!

[Milanie]

Fascinating the differences in the processing. What a site for a wedding - Both are fabulous on black.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Fun to see the comparisons- not sure which one I prefer!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

This represents a whole lot of work, both in the setting up and decorating of the chairs and your various editing choices. My fav is the painterly version.

[Junko Y]

Fun -- you could show potential clients the different versions for them to pick!

[Jane Pittenger]

What fun. Very creative

[Francoise]

fascinating for many reasons. Before looking carefully, I thought I was viewing ballet slippers (in various colors) arranged for sale.