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Something new to me. How to isolate a color or colors within a black and white image. Yesterday Fred255 posted a red eyed owl. I asked how he did it and here is my results after applying David's technique. What do you think? One way or the other, my thanks to David for the tip. And check out his owl if you haven'r seen it. Thanks for all your comments and favs...just havin' more fun than the law should allow. Bill :-) P.S. Just may be the first time my grandson has been chased by a little blondie...

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THROBBE

12:22PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Great selective coloring work!

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Fred255

12:44PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Excellent! See this really is very easy to do. I should become a teacher. "Just may be the first time my grandson has been chased by a little blondie..." But NOT for the last time! 8~)

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Meisiekind

1:20PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

LOL @ the blondie chase... Agreeing with David - this is not the last time... He is a very handsome young man... Great use of selective coloring! :)

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kansas

1:34PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Cute kids. Looks like you did a great job with this technique.

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mermaid

1:40PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

lol, Bill, guees he will be chased again, when grown up...smile... and you did very well in this selective coloring... ah and one more thing: Luckily for all of us there is no law limiting the joy and fun you can have while doing and showing your artwork...smile

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durleybeachbum

2:12PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Delightful! I still haven't mastered this selective stuff, too much to learn all at once!

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tofi

2:27PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Great play with the selective colouring! I like the look of this image, and it certainly highlights for us, perhaps the most apparently important subjects! Excellent idea and creation! Most precious and cute!

skipper62

3:00PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Wonderful shot. What a fine looking young man... I'll bet it will not be the last time he is chased by a good looking blond. Seems to me that there was a TV personality in Charleston, who was associated with the Sports Car Club that thought his grandpa was a pretty neat dude. Cheers, Skipper

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drace68

4:36PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Neat work, Bill. Good looking boy.

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moonrancher

4:42PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Great work and a very cute result.

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auntietk

5:08PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Excellent job with the selective coloring! A perfect choice for this technique.

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goodoleboy

7:38PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Yes, I've done selective coloring in the distant past, and it is a lot of fun. And, great shot of the kids cavorting about.

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junge1

9:09PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Great family sgot Bill!

MrsLubner

11:39PM | Sun, 21 December 2008

Selective coloring can be a great way to bring drama and interest into a photo and you've done a wonderful job of it here.

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tennesseecowgirl

6:38AM | Mon, 22 December 2008

If I was three I would be chasing him too... LOL he is cute.. And great work on this .... and I could have just asked David, how to do this LOL. Oh well it was sure fun!?!?! trying to learn on my own. haha Have a lovely day~~

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Kaartijer

10:21AM | Mon, 22 December 2008

There is some work on that, but the results are amazing! I love to do that! You did an excellent job, Bill! P.S. My grandson is chased 24/7/365 by his blonde sister... :))

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debbielove

10:04AM | Thu, 01 January 2009

Hi! I'm back. Cool pic. Like Era's, this works but looks better. Replies have to short. A lot of catching up to do!! Later, Rob.


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