A new version showing the two sets of colour.

Lol - I looked at the earlier post showing the two sets of colours and it was just crying out to be made more cohesive. A couple of people have asked how these were done so I thought I'd show a before and an after combo. Sometimes, the colours work well with the negative button - sometimes they don't...... :)

[Babs]

I love how you have flipped the one on the right. Looks brilliant, good thinking fav

[Diana]

This is brilliant Rob, I love it!

[Annie D]

great edit!

[haskar]

Great juxtaposition and edit.

[Casablanca]

That's rather fun to see

[JackieR]

Clever symmetrical orocessing

[PhotoCrazy]

Well done!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Wonderful diptych fav!

[Mags]

Nicely done!

[KV]

Super cool presentation… what program/software/app do you use for editing.

[Olwynne]

Nice....very nice

[Judith Johnson]

I like the sky in the one on the right, but prefer the true colour in the other one

[Rob Z]

Thanks Babs and Jackie. It's always interesting to see the difference it can make - quite fascinating really. :)
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[Rob Z]

@busylady Hi Judith - that would be an interesting combo - use the top of one and the bottom of the other!! Have to give it a go... Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@kvphoto Hi KV - I use Microsoft Digital Image Pro 10 It's really, really old but I like it because you seem to have more independence about how you do things. More intuitive. I have a sneaky feeling that it might have been the forerunner to one of the newer programs - but not sure which one. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@busylady Hi again Judith. I had a go at a combo - put it up in a different folder just now. I really like your suggestion!! Thank you so much! Cheers Rob

[Carole Sandford]

Brilliant!

[Rick]

Great shots.

[Beverley]

Awesome very intriguing and makes you think