So, I learned a new thing today - selective colouring. Pretty simple, but takes a lot of patience. I picked a random shot to try it, but on second thoughts, I could have used a better image. Nevertheless, the results were encouraging.
The rest of the frames are just regular stuff.. nothing to write home about, because I'm not looking forward to seeing these leaves lying on the forest floor. Why, oh why, can't summer last forever? :(
I tried a little B&W with this not because I didn't like the colours, but I wanted to check out the tonality and I have to admit I like what I saw.
Wowww, the colours in the second and last photos are amazing!
ReplyDeleteActually the first image is just perfect. The blur leaves on the bottom frame teh color leaf nicely.
ReplyDeleteI have done selective coloring before. Yea, real fun sometimes.
Another way of doing it is duplicate the photo you want. Turn one of the them to b&w . Then drag that one on top of the color one,making a new layer. Then take the eraser tool and on the B&W one. erase the part you want the color from the first photo to show through.
(Hope I'm clear on that. if not let know, I'll come up with better direction later on. Just came from work on hour ago.)
I did that on a photo that I was having trouble with. Came out good.
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