Corn Lilly Trio by bentchick

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jul 23, 2006

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Here's another one from our hike to Virginia Lakes! I'm a lot behind these days...... lots of photos, but no time to work on them, so I just keep storing them up like a squirrel....... nut that I am!!! LOL ;p It will give me lots to play with when I'm homebound this winter......... yeah.......right!!!!! Thanks for dropping in!!!!

Comments (8)

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nattarious

10:47AM | Sun, 23 July 2006

Another yet amazing selective colouring.. What a shot my friend... Very well done.. Thank you JOE

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Zacko

12:31PM | Sun, 23 July 2006

Nuts that you are? LMAO. Excellent work once again on the selective coloring Kimberly. Have a beautiful day! #:O)

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kimariehere

7:01PM | Sun, 23 July 2006

excellent selective coloring and beautiful they way they are lifting thier leafs up like hands praiseing the heavens!!

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Richardphotos

8:14PM | Sun, 23 July 2006

an awesome job on color selection. very chrisp capture

uniquedreamer

8:32PM | Sun, 23 July 2006

Nice work on selective coloring, have a wonderful week!

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escafeld

7:08AM | Mon, 24 July 2006

Beautiful as before, well done Kim! I've shared this tip before, but for the benefit of you and others who may not have seen it: - I'm sure you know what a struggle it is not wander over the edge of the subject when working on something like this. The brush size can become unmanageable when working in tiny areas. The answer is to enlarge the image as big as your system will allow (I take mine to 8000x6000, but this would be a problem on my older machine.) and make it easier to work on. Another way is to cut-out the portion you have difficulty working on, enlarge it, work on it, then reduce it back to its original size and copy and paste it back in. Best wishes, Dave. P.S. Will someone turn the heat down!!! LOL.

PhotoSmith

10:53AM | Mon, 24 July 2006

The selective color on this one really stands out. There's just enough green here to offset the grey. Love the follow-thru on the frame too - that's inspired. Wonderful work!

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