Cheap Filter: Crinkled a piece of plastic wrap and attached it to the lens with a rubber band :sm09: A bit of a Topaz filter added in pp. Your feedback is welcomed. I added a thick UHH...

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Crinkled a piece of plastic wrap and attached it to the lens with a rubber band

A bit of a Topaz filter added in pp. Your feedback is welcomed.

I added a thick UHH yellow border because even when posting just an 800 px wide image, it seemed too large in thumbnail. Hard on the eyes when everything is soft focus

Jim-Pops Loc: Granbury, Texas

Linda From Maine wrote:

(Someone please tell me what the numbers are for UHH yellow, please?)...

How long did it take you to get the cat in position for the photo? 🤣
I can't get our dog still enough to get a decent picture. I've tried and tried.

Attached are the numbers for the color on UHH.
Jim

(Download)

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Very creative, Linda.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Thanks for the creative tip, Linda.

NJFrank Loc: New Jersey

Final results worked out well. Sometimes simple is better.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

HA! Stella wasn't even invited to this photo shoot, but what are you going to do when you're just a lowly assistant to the Queen?

Thanks for the numbers, Jim. I went back and edited my opening because it occurred to me I could do a screen print, take that into my editor and use color picker tool. One of our numbers doesn't quite match, but it's close.

Jim-Pops wrote:

How long did it take you to get the cat in position for the photo? 🤣
I can't get our dog still enough to get a decent picture. I've tried and tried.

Attached are the numbers for the color on UHH.
Jim

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Thanks for taking a look, Ken.

kpmac wrote:

Very creative, Linda.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Appreciate your visit, Mike.

UTMike wrote:

Thanks for the creative tip, Linda.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

NJFrank wrote:

Final results worked out well. Sometimes simple is better.

Many thanks, Frank. This week's theme on Create 52 is "Filters." The Admin/manager posted a top view shot of what appears to be a used coffee filter, with wet coffee grounds still in. That kind of outside-the-box thinking is tough for this aging brain to keep up with

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

What a great idea I will have to try. It's certainly a lot less messy than Vaseline. I'm glad to hear you have accepted your position an "Handmade to the Queen". I love the Ghost Dog dearly but miss having a Cat.

L-Fox

Linda From Maine wrote:

Crinkled a piece of plastic wrap and attached it to the lens with a rubber band

A bit of a Topaz filter added in pp. Your feedback is welcomed.

I added a thick UHH yellow border because even when posting just an 800 px wide image, it seemed too large in thumbnail. Hard on the eyes when everything is soft focus

Unreality is the way to go.

L-Fox

Linda From Maine wrote:

Thanks for taking a look, Ken.

Color Picker does a good job, but you're still eyeballing it.

I have read the actual code for UHH. The numbers are ...
... 236,235,201

nanaval Loc: Cornwall

Very good Linda.. Cats seem to like to get in on everything. Stella certainly adds to the picture.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Curmudgeon wrote:

What a great idea I will have to try. It's certainly a lot less messy than Vaseline. I'm glad to hear you have accepted your position an "Handmade to the Queen". I love the Ghost Dog dearly but miss having a Cat.

Thank you, Jack! Someone on Create 52 mentioned bubble wrap too. You can also try a plastic baggie, cut a hole in the middle and just have the effect around the edges. Other folks probably know more tips.

Re missing having a cat, maybe we can work out a shared custody schedule

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

l-fox wrote:

Unreality is the way to go.

The joy of our hobby is limitless. Appreciate your visit, Larry!