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With amateur photography skills and maybe a little of pure serendipity I just Take Aim and Shoot. Hope you enjoy the results.
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- I Need Snow Boots!
- An Evening Sundog
- Dogwood in Selective Sepia
- Red Roses For A Blue Lady
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28 comments:
I sure like this, Carletta! It feels like I could just reach out and pick off a blossom.
I have to admit that brown and green are two of my favorite colors together. And this would be PERFECT in my kitchen. It is beautiful. And I love the selective coloring!
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This picture has got to be one of the best you've put together, love everything about it.
beautiful! And I agree with the comment above that it would be great on any wall. I'm going to go look at Mary's tutorial -- thanks for the link.
Now this is superb!
I love almost sepia background to this photo; it makes the flowers stand out nicely...
Very nicely done. I love that colour green. It is so fresh. Like the framing. How did you do that. Valerie
I love doing stuff like this Carletta, although I have never tried sepia only mono but this is very nice, well done!
The green works surprisingly well with the sepia. Nice work.
wow this is so beautiful :) this can go up to my walls!
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Definitely frameworthy!
Selective sepia is really nice. I will have to check out Mary's tutorial. T
This is a pretty closeup photo. I love dogwood.
That reminds me I want to buy one, I love dogwood but mine has died two years ago! I love the effect you used, very well done!
Wow, I love it. Well done...
Wonderful! The sepia background mutes that clutter while allowing the color of these buds to show so nicely. We are using the I-Photo on our Mac, which doesn't allow the selective. Perhaps Gimp (it is free!) software does - perhaps I'l download soon...
Oh Carletta, I really like what you've done here - The sepia in the background & the colored buds are so pretty & I, of course, love that frame! Very elegant
I really like what you've done with this picture. It is really beautiful.
This is lovely! Have you considered opening an online shop and marketing your photos?
OMG...that is just beatuiful. I thought when you did sepia it all had to be like that. This is just wonderful. You are a genius :)
Oh how wonderful!!! what a great capture, lovely sepia and a perfect image for selective sepia - nice one!!!!
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this is like a lovely painting
so beautiful
Oh it really pops right out. It looks so much like spring.
Oh my, Carletta! What a beautiful job of selective sepia! I love it! Happy Sepia Scenes! :)
How breathtaking, Carletta! I love the pale green against the sepia. The petals are beautiful and delicate looking.
~~Lorri
Is it so early that the dogwood buds already come out in your area. Beautiful shot, ours have to wait for another 4 months.
Hi!
Your picture is beautiful! Love the touch of color with the sepia. Thanks for stopping by my place. Have a great day!
Sherrie
A View of My Life
Beautiful, I love the muted sepia as a background for the soft green.
I love this. Your work is outstanding.
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