Dandelion Negative

This originally being a color positive which I converted black and white and pushed in contrast then inverted for a digi-negative. I've used this to create palladium print.

[Mary Siegle]

Whoa! Oh, yeah...this is going right into my favorites. Looks SO good.

[Walks @ 7]

@mcsiegle thank you very much. I am enjoying learning more about making digi-negatives

[pepeblond]

oh beautiful!

[kali]

effective

[Walks @ 7]

. @pepeblond @kali66 Thank you, these dandelions are much larger than the ones I used to find in my yard in Pennsylvania. They are about 3 inches in diameter. I love the basic structure of them.

[David Robinson]

I don't usually click on dandelion pics but this one shows the genre in a completely new light. Fav.

[Walks @ 7]

@davidrobinson Thank you.

[Heather]

Wow, this is beautiful!

[Walks @ 7]

@blueyedgirl99 Thanks. I appreciate the kinds comments.

[haydn morris]

I like this very much - will have to investigate the technique - any hints welcomed

[Walks @ 7]

@handymaurice Hi, I used paint.net to create this. I transferred the image to B&W, then used high contrast and then I inverted it into a negative, so this image is a negative. Just play around with the software and your image- good luck

[haydn morris]

@joysabin thanks very much for the tips - I will set aside some time to experiment

[Suse♡]

Striking and effective, great focus and contrast. I think this would look awesome framed on the wall

[Walks @ 7]

@susale Thank you very much. I also print in palladium - very old fashioned but it reaches me. I make digi-negatives to work with and am loving the flexibility of both film and digital negatives.