Hi, allMy latest post for Silent Sunday & also my post for Xingfumama’s One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge.
This is a shot I took a few years ago at the north end of Loch Long.
I did some different styles for this scene using Hot Mods within ChatGPT.
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Hi All 👋 My first entry for Xingfumama’s processing challenge.
All my editing for this post was done using Canva.
This is the original; a shot of Ravenscraig Castle, Kirkcaldy.
Hi All 👋 My first entry for Xingfumama’s processing challenge.
All my editing for this post was done using Canva.
The original is a dawn shot of a cargo ship on the Firth of Forth.
Hi All 👋 My latest entry for The Squirrel Chase challenge.
All my editing for this post was done using Canva.
This is the original shot of the Kelpies.
This first edit is using one of the Canva paint effects — mosaic. There are various settings where you can control the opacity & size of the mosaic. I kept the settings low so that the Kelpies can be seen for what they are.
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Hi, allMy entry for Becky’s July TreeSquare. This is also my entry for Tina’s Lens-Artists Challenge #154 — One Photo Two Ways, July Processing Challenge by the Squirrel Chase, & Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Trees or Tree Parts.
…and the original; I think I prefer this to the square crop
But I’m not finished; I edited through a monochrome filter for Cee’s Black & White Challenge, then tried desaturating it for a colder feel as the original has a lot of warmth to it, owing to the depth of colour (it was about -1? after all) & finally trying a dramatic cool filter.
Hi All 👋 My entry for Becky’s April BrightSquares & the SquirrelChase’s April Challenge.
Seemed an obvious to combine the two challenges in the one post. I’ve done some very basic editing on this one, using Apple’s embedded photo editing software.
The first edit is a basic square crop, normal way up & inverted.
For the next edit, I dropped the light to it’s lowest setting. A lot of detail in the shot is lost, but the colours really come into their own with a rich contrast between the blue & yellow.
The opposite, this time. I ramped the light setting right up; the colours wash out to a degree, but the foreground detail in Lensy & the ice covered log he’s sat on become discernible.
Trying something different this time — I’ve desaturated shots before to give a washed out look, but never single colours. For this one I desaturated all the colours apart from blue to give a colder feel to match the sub zero temperature that this was shot in. The difference is quite subtle, hence the slider (the left hand shot is the original).
Hi All 👋 My first entry for theSquirrelChase challenge.
All my editing for this post was done using Photo Focus & Splash Colour Pro. This was an App I got free to replace my previous Colour Strokes App which is no longer around.
I’ve gone for another lensball shot for today’s editing fun
Hi All 👋 My first entry for theSquirrelChase challenge.
All my editing for this post was done using the filter suite in Apple’s own photo editing software.
