Macro lens, Sweet 50 at Senior Garden
Aug 9, 2017 14:11:54 #
Shot quite a few-deleted many. Played with different looks of some of same in PP. Enjoy!
Aug 9, 2017 14:34:29 #
Beautiful set, Sandy... love the dreaminess and soft colors on all and the sepia toned roses!!!
I'm curious as to what you will do with the first image.... I'm seeing this as a backdrop for another image in front of it... and that's where layering comes into play.
I enjoyed them all and that Sweet 50 is always sweet!!
I'm curious as to what you will do with the first image.... I'm seeing this as a backdrop for another image in front of it... and that's where layering comes into play.
I enjoyed them all and that Sweet 50 is always sweet!!
Aug 9, 2017 16:47:43 #
[quote=angela k]Beautiful set, Sandy... love the dreaminess and soft colors on all and the sepia toned roses!!!
I'm curious as to what you will do with the first image.... I'm seeing this as a backdrop for another image in front of it... and that's where layering comes into play.
I enjoyed them all and that Sweet 50 is always sweet!!
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Having a good time playing for sure. Haven't had my long zoom in my hand for ages. What kind of image would you put in front of the chair photo? Can't imagine but by all means play with it if you like. Thank you for your comments Angela!
I'm curious as to what you will do with the first image.... I'm seeing this as a backdrop for another image in front of it... and that's where layering comes into play.
I enjoyed them all and that Sweet 50 is always sweet!!
[/quoteHaving a good time playing for sure. Haven't had my long zoom in my hand for ages. What kind of image would you put in front of the chair photo? Can't imagine but by all means play with it if you like. Thank you for your comments Angela!
Aug 9, 2017 16:59:59 #
[quote=CSand][quote=angela k]Beautiful set, Sandy... love the dreaminess and soft colors on all and the sepia toned roses!!!
I'm curious as to what you will do with the first image.... I'm seeing this as a backdrop for another image in front of it... and that's where layering comes into play.
I enjoyed them all and that Sweet 50 is always sweet!!
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Having a good time playing for sure. Haven't had my long zoom in my hand for ages. What kind of image would you put in front of the chair photo? Can't imagine but by all means play with it if you like. Thank you for your comments Angela![/quote]
I'm thinking a potted plant or maybe even a sleeping cat! If I have time, I'll see what I can come up with.
But glad you're having fun....
I'm curious as to what you will do with the first image.... I'm seeing this as a backdrop for another image in front of it... and that's where layering comes into play.
I enjoyed them all and that Sweet 50 is always sweet!!
[/quoteHaving a good time playing for sure. Haven't had my long zoom in my hand for ages. What kind of image would you put in front of the chair photo? Can't imagine but by all means play with it if you like. Thank you for your comments Angela![/quote]
I'm thinking a potted plant or maybe even a sleeping cat! If I have time, I'll see what I can come up with.
But glad you're having fun....
Aug 9, 2017 17:13:17 #
CSand wrote:
Shot quite a few-deleted many. Played with different looks of some of same in PP. Enjoy!
great job on these sandy! i lovei the sepia shot... that rose is beautiful and smells good too!
the last shot of what looks like a hibiscus or lily maybe? is very nice. the first one made me squint...lol.
or course it might just be my dry eye watering...drives me crazy.
Aug 10, 2017 06:12:38 #
Beautiful, Sandy! So dreamy and creamy! Love all of the muted colors and your sepia roses. I agree with Angela about the first shot, and I can't wait to see what she comes up with. Keep on playing and sharing.
Jane
Jane
Aug 10, 2017 18:18:46 #
jayway55 wrote:
Beautiful, Sandy! So dreamy and creamy! Love all of the muted colors and your sepia roses. I agree with Angela about the first shot, and I can't wait to see what she comes up with. Keep on playing and sharing.
Jane
Jane
Love these shots, Sandy - every single one! Each of the different processing of the rose is a winner.
Aug 10, 2017 19:26:55 #
merrytexan wrote:
great job on these sandy! i lovei the sepia shot... that rose is beautiful and smells good too!
the last shot of what looks like a hibiscus or lily maybe? is very nice. the first one made me squint...lol.
or course it might just be my dry eye watering...drives me crazy.
the last shot of what looks like a hibiscus or lily maybe? is very nice. the first one made me squint...lol.
or course it might just be my dry eye watering...drives me crazy.
Thanks MT. That may be a mallow. I keep meaning to tell you one of the last ones you shot at Sam's is called Swamp Mallow and this one at the center looks the same to me. I know my "blurries" drive you nuts. That one was pushed to the max on blurry. S
Aug 10, 2017 19:28:28 #
jayway55 wrote:
Beautiful, Sandy! So dreamy and creamy! Love all of the muted colors and your sepia roses. I agree with Angela about the first shot, and I can't wait to see what she comes up with. Keep on playing and sharing.
Jane
Jane
Would be fun if Angela inserted a sleeping cat. I broke my rule of 3 and the photo needs something else to make me content with it. Glad you enjoyed them. S
Aug 10, 2017 19:30:06 #
CathyAnn wrote:
Love these shots, Sandy - every single one! Each of the different processing of the rose is a winner.
I have presets I truly enjoy and can create so many different looks. Glad you likes all. S
Aug 10, 2017 19:30:37 #
CSand wrote:
Would be fun if Angela inserted a sleeping cat. I broke my rule of 3 and the photo needs something else to make me content with it. Glad you enjoyed them. S
Sandy, I tried a few times with one of my cats.... and in my head it seemed easy, but I couldn't get it to look like I pictured... :-(
I wonder if Donna would give it a try?
Aug 10, 2017 19:40:56 #
angela k wrote:
Sandy, I tried a few times with one of my cats.... and in my head it seemed easy, but I couldn't get it to look like I pictured... :-(
I wonder if Donna would give it a try?
I wonder if Donna would give it a try?
Guess I will have to drag and drug(not really) one of my daughters cats and take it to center and reshoot. Thanks for trying. You know even a long stemmed flower from my garden placed on chair or pair of gardening gloves will work. Will have to think about it as Marigean and I plan to go back soon before all flowers are gone. Appreciate you!
Aug 10, 2017 19:54:14 #
CSand wrote:
Guess I will have to drag and drug(not really) one of my daughters cats and take it to center and reshoot. Thanks for trying. You know even a long stemmed flower from my garden placed on chair or pair of gardening gloves will work. Will have to think about it as Marigean and I plan to go back soon before all flowers are gone. Appreciate you!
Thanks, Sandy.... and now you have a reason to play with your baby again!!!
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