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Saturday Self-Challenge: Take a photo and post process it to achieve the goal for your subject.
Earlier this week, I had a chance to visit the beautiful Winterthur Museum and Gardens. During my tour of the gardens, I saw a hedgerow of Elephant Ear plants (Colocasia). The sun was shining brightly on the leaves; I had never studied them up close before, and did not realize how incredibly beautiful the leaf structure was. Backlighting by the sun revealed an intricate pattern that made for a perfect natural abstract.
Post-processing involved cropping,increasing highlights, sharpening and use of the HDR effect by PicMonkey. The original photo is in the note as is an image of the leaves I photographed to give viewers an idea of how these leaves look at a distance.
Have a wonderful weekend, my friends! :-)
Earlier this week, I had a chance to visit the beautiful Winterthur Museum and Gardens. During my tour of the gardens, I saw a hedgerow of Elephant Ear plants (Colocasia). The sun was shining brightly on the leaves; I had never studied them up close before, and did not realize how incredibly beautiful the leaf structure was. Backlighting by the sun revealed an intricate pattern that made for a perfect natural abstract.
Post-processing involved cropping,increasing highlights, sharpening and use of the HDR effect by PicMonkey. The original photo is in the note as is an image of the leaves I photographed to give viewers an idea of how these leaves look at a distance.
Have a wonderful weekend, my friends! :-)
Gabriella Siglinde, Thorsten, Nouchetdu38, .t.a.o.n. and 55 other people have particularly liked this photo
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I like the softer version best.
Have a nice week-end too, Valerie
Bonne fin de semaine .
Have a great day.
enjoyed in 'Saturday Self Challenge'
Regards, Herb
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