I played around on Photoshop Elements this evening trying to come up with a vintage-y faded version of the bridesmaids' flowers.
This is the original.
Now with a black border.
What about dusty mauve?
Posted by Julie at 5:35 PM
Labels: del.ico.us, Photography
5 comments:
that's great! have you played with all the photoshop filters? i love some of the "art" ones for distorting the backgrounds around the main object (that would remain as-is).
Yes, Julie, do it!!! You know that I'm a cheerleader of your gorgeous photography, I love the no border look myself....simplicity is beautiful to me ~ xxoo, Dawn
After seeing them up, I agree with you, Dawn. I added another one with a white border, since my blog has a background.
Anna, how do you apply the filter to just the background?
Hi! Thanks for stopping by one of my blogs and commenting. You said you found me on 'Bits And Pieces.' 'Tis great how we can surf around, from comments in blogs, isn't it? :-)
OK, since you came to my CDPBlog {Photos-City-Mine}, you know where I'm at. And you said that you're just north of me. What part of the Adirondack Foothills do you inhabit?
I LUV what you did with that photo, to give it the look you want. I so LUV softnesssss in photos and that soft edge, etc. But have no photo-shopping type of program. I'm on a Mac and only have the old iPhoto too. But I've never learned how to get even the new iPhoto. -le sigh- And of course, have never tried to install a photo-shopping program!
Did you guess by now? I'm computer techy challenged. ,-)
Anyway, you did beeeeeeeeeeeutiful things with your photo! -repeat le sigh- :-)
Since I'm never sure if my blog click-able link will take anyone to my Profile Page... I'll put a link to my main blog, below my name. And there, you can find links to {most of} my other blogs.
Yes.. tooo many!!!!!!!!! Just made one for B&W photos, a couple of days ago. This making blogs HASSSSS to stop!!!! >,-)
Mari-Nanci
Smilnsigh
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