Wild Bunny River

You may still be able to see the outline of the ears in the river- but I'm sure you'll have a hard time believing that this picture started out as a pair of bunnies. But it really did! The bunnies have been flipped upside down and several other layers have been added on top of them so they're barely recognizable now.

[Lou Ann]

Wonderful faffing!

[Pyrrhula]

Like the color patterns and editing.Potato fields are to be found in this area and the northern part of our country. Those has clay as soil.

[katy]

I am going to take your word for that! It ended up entirely different and so colorful!

[Shutterbug]

Very pretty and colorful, but definitely hard to find the bunnies.

[Kathy]

It is colorful and creative. As if the river is reflecting the colorful patterns of the balloons.

[KWind]

So pretty! I really like this!

[Harry J Benson]

nice processing and colourization

[Walks @ 7]

The road of creativity can have many different off ramps....

[eDorre]

Fav the contrasts and bunny ears.

[Issi Bannerman]

Another fun shot!

[Louise]

Like those balloons!

[Netkonnexion]

Cool art.

[bkb in the city]

Who would have known

[haskar]

Cool edit

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@louannwarren @pyrrhula @grammyn @shutterbug49 @kwind @hjbenson @joysabin @edorreandresen @jamibann @lmsa @netkonnexion @bkbinthecity @haskar

Thank you Lou Ann, Ferry, Katy, Debbie, Kathy, Kim, Harry, Joy, Dorre, Issi, Louise, Damon, Brian and Haskar!

@joysabin Love that thought!!

Thanks so much to one and all. This was a fun one as it did not end up the way I initially thought it would.

[Pyrrhula]

Thanks for you so nice compliments comment.

[Dustyloup]

Now that's a balloon fiesta!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@pyrrhula You are quite welcome!
@dustyloup Thanks Stephanie- the balloons are a shot that I took from another balloon while airborne. What an awesome experience!!