It’s time for another round of What Would You Do? (WWYD) This challenge gives you the opportunity to take a photo and edit it as much or as little as you’d like. The only limitations are the ones you place on your creativity!
Here’s how to play:
• Save the base image (above) to your computer.
• Go wild with any kind of editing techniques you like – anything goes! How you alter the picture is up to you.
• Upload your rendition of the WWYD photo to one of your albums and tag it WWYD193.
Feel free to add your picture to the discussion thread below. It’s always fun to see what others are doing and be inspired by their handiwork.
(To add a photo- Open this discussion thread in one window. In a separate window pull up the WWYD photo in your album. Click on the arrow icon just below your picture and highlight the code in the share box. Left click the highlight and select copy. Return to the window with this discussion thread and left click in the discussion box. Select paste. Your photo will appear in text form. When you click "post comment" it will appear in picture form. If you want to leave a comment along with your picture, type that in under the text before you click on "post comment".)
Most of all HAVE FUN!
Many thanks to all those who voted for my “Firefly” picture in the last round. I am always pleased when one of my grandchildren gets noticed! There were some really creative submissions in the last round too so get those creative juices flowing again and see what you can do with this monolith gateway which believe it or not, is not found on the Isle of Iona but less than 30 minutes from my house!
WWYD 193 will begin today, June 18, 2020 and will end on July 16, 2020.
Tag: WWYD193
It is a great image to work with. I have not done very much photography since the lockdown began, but I have spent and enjoyable few hours this evening playing with this image. I am restricted to one or two techniques (using masks and bleinding); good to see the work of others.
Many thanks.
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Thanks Debbie and Lisa- I'll be looking forward to seeing what you do!
Many thanks.