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© NF Photo 140410, a greatly over exposed image
© NF Photo 140422
The two images above is the original photos used for "Guarded Magnolia".
After cleaning up the image of the nuthatch a bit I duplicated and mirrored it. Then I converted it to a negative. I made some color changes I don´t remember and then applied filter Grain to finish off. But it was empty in the middle so I started to work with the Magnolia image.
After freeing the Magnolia from the image I made a copy and applied some filters on it and worked with the colors to get the yellow center. I wanted a nice contrast to the bird image. But I don´t remember exactly how things happened. Then moved the Magnolia into the image and made some final adjustments and my logo. I doubt very much I can do it again from scratch.
Guarded Magnolia on NatureFootstep Photography
© NF PhotoArt 140422
EOS7D_28663 nötväcka o EOS7D_29447 magnolia abstrakt2
Kolla mina bilder på Picasa för att få idéer. Och glöm inte etikettlistan. Sedan finns en del på min fotoblogg.
Check my photos on Picasaweb to get an idéa, or find what you want. Beside the label list of course and my photoblogg.
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I think this is lovely. Thank you so much for describing how you achieved this effect
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