I have seen several Split Tone pictures and wanted to give it a try. Always love trying new things. This is Perkins Cove from a vantage point I can only take advantage of in the winter when the motel whose parking lot I was in is closed.
obviously i have no idea of the settings used but i detect a darkish green/blue type of colour in the shadows and a soft lilac in the highlights - maybe i need to re-calibrate the monitor.. whichever hues you used it looks good..
@jorlam You are very perceptive as that is what I used in the color balance adjustment layer. Wanted it to be cool as it was very that morning and to represent the ocean too.
I'm not sure what split-tone is but you are inspiring me to find out. The blue tones and the tonal range work really well. And I like how the three stages of foreground, mid-ground and background are so well defined...lovely composition.
Hi Joan! We are partners for the upcoming week for Get-Pushed-Challenge. I would like to challenge you to create an image that also incorporates someone else's art in it as a main or as a supporting subject. Let me know if this won't work for you and I can come up with something else. Looking forward to your challenge for me!
Most impwessive.* Although I wouldn't have the first idea of how to achieve this, am pleased that your experimentation and dabbling gives you...and your growing number of followers...so much well deserved pleasure. Rock on!
March 21st, 2017
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