Amazing the discoveries we can make during play time! In my extif I've listed the steps I took to come to this image from a photo of the iris blooming in our yard. I thought I could make a nice image with the Aquarelle PS Action, but it lacked the amount of texture I wanted. I overlaid the photo, and lowered the opacity of Multiply until it looked more textured, but kept some of the watercolor marks. I ran it through ON1 and put it on recycled paper, but shifted the opacity and color a bit, cleaned it some more, and I now have "a card" to share with all my shut-in friends!
Much of this learning experience was an accident, but I confess to being excited about trying these steps again with different flowers!
@seattlite@lyndemc@overalvandaan@rosiekind@cocobella@pamknowler@angelikavr@joansmor@maggiemae@pdulis@365karly1@pyrrhula@domenicododaro A most appreciative *Thank You* for your thoughtful comments...be sure not to miss Pam's..I couldn't stop laughing!!!... I've already begun to use it to create a PS email, sending brief notes to friends... ...to think it was only 3 weeks ago my Lunenburg neighbour was writing to ask what our thoughts were about coming up this summer! Well, didn't THAT all change! To you all, don't let your guard down now...Sending love!
@ethelperry Truly, thank you Ethel! Your touching words are imprinted on my heart, and believe me, I'm doing a lot of "cherishing"... We've learned from others ♥
Good to see you are keeping at this photography thing and still learning new techniques Louise. I'm also glad to see you and Ken are doing well. Stay safe and healthy during these very strange times.
@pamknowler Same here Pam! I guess if you are born in May, it is Greek to us! I got lost in translation too! Haha! But it is beautiful Louise and I wish I could still make a postcard! :)
April 4th, 2020
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Lucky shut ins!