The past couple of weeks I posted some images I had captured of potted flowers on our patio. I had taken a spray bottle and misted the plants with water and I found the results quite pleasing. Every once in a while an image begs to be manipulated. This is one of those images.
There is no real manipulation here, but a verse of scripture came to mind.
Then the thought came to mind, what if I convert this image to Black & White.
Well that was interesting but maybe we need to add something else. So I took the image into my Nik filter collection for PhotoShop Elements and added a little contrast and a vintage frame for a little drama.
That was fun, but what if I add a little canvas texture and a subtle white vignette to the image.
And that’s what I call “Fun With Filters”. Have a blessed week.
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It looks like it was fun to play with the picture, and the results are beautiful. Have a great Wednesday!
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I find that the occasional manipulation of an image with various filters keeps the creative process in my brain active. Sometimes the results are unexpected. Have a blessed week.
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Nice photos I like the vintage frame version 🙂
Have a filtertastic week 🙂
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I have to admit, I’m fond of that vintage filter and frame as well.
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You had great fun with this photo.
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Some days I enjoy editing the images almost as much as capturing the images.
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I like playing with different compositions too. It’s fun.
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I love playing with filters and editing too.
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I do like exploring the creative possibilities that the filters provide.
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I love vintage anything. Wow, just wow.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. 🙂
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I find myself using the vintage filters quite a bit once I convert the image to Black & White.
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The original colour is beautiful, but the black and white with added contrast is equally so.
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I often find the B&W image very pleasing.
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