So maybe it wasn't too creative to take a picture of a pink rose and add a pink texture, but I still think it is pretty.
Dusty Rose Texture--one layer 100% soft light; one layer 50% hard light |
...and turn it pink (which you can totally do in PSE), add a pink texture, and crop a little closer.
Dusty Rose Texture 100% Soft-light |
...run some actions on it and add a texture to create something even more pink just in case Dusty Rose is not one of Kim Klassen's textures?
Coffee Shop Pink Glow Action, Pure Pink Summer Days Action, Kim Klassen "Not to Shabby" 36% soft-light |
Be sure to check out other Pink Creations at Kim Klassen's Cafe and some really sweet shots over at My 3 Boybarians.
39 comments:
Oh how pretty! I love how you painted your roses pink! :-)
Roses are always beautiful and the bee photos are charming!
So many beautiful pictures. I haven't use any actions for a long time and I think I should go to see Coffee Shop Pink Glow Action, that seems very nice to use.
Cool shots and editing! Wow!
All gorgeous images ~ you must have such a pretty garden!
Your flower photos are gorgeous. Love how you processed them too. I think the first one is my favourite.
4000 photos - this sounds like me! so easy to do especially when it is of flowers. Your photo is beautiful! I love the textures that show through.
don't you just love what you can do in Pse and photoshop so much fun, I love all the pics so good work.
Very nice, the first is my favourite.
I like that last shot, the bee looks so shiny. But I really love what you did with your rose. So much fun can be had in PSE.
Such wonderful images! I especially love the first one, because you cropped it in such a way that it becomes abstract shapes and colors while staying true to its "flower-ness"....
I love the edits you've experimented... but I wish the bee popped a little more in the second to last edit. Are you using layers? That last shot is beautiful. The vibrant color is awesome and drew me right to your thumbnail at SST. BTW, those roses are A-maze-ing! Perfection.
I love them all, but the last bee one in pink is fabulous!
Love, love, love the first image. Would you mind sharing your recipe???
Looks very creative to me. I especially like the first photo. I''m still in awe - you took 4000 pictures in one weekend!
They are all gorgeous but I adore the first capture...GORGEOUS
Love this pink!!!! Just great.... :)
I lost track of all the prettiness. Great job!
They are all so pretty - love the pink bee, but the first one is my favourite. Such a beautiful array of various pinks in all their pinkness!!
I think that first shot is lovely with the dusty pink. Who cares what the level of creativity. It works. I also love the color replacement with tight crop. I'm taking away your schlarship-I'm certain I need it more than you! :)
These are all so pretty! And all in your front yard? How lovely!
I love how you turned the yellow rose pink. The post processing is just beautiful.
That was fun tagging along your thought process! Pretty pics!
Great pictures, even without the post-processing. Great job.
so pretty, great texture too!
Dramatic photos. I happen to love the pink rose and also the yellow rose turned pink. Great work.
very lovely! esp. like the yellow rose changing to pink!
Girl, those first three pictures are amazing. Seriously. I would frame them all really big. :)
Marla @ www.blueskiesphotoblog.com
It is beautiful!
I love your yellow rose turned pink and your crop you did.
wow, gorgeous photos! love the texture in your first photo! and i would have never thought of changing the colours! great idea!
thank you so much for your encouraging comment on my blog!
I told you earlier but I still wanted to "make it official". The roses are my favorites, all of them. But the details on the bee's wings is fantastic. Great!
Wonderful submission for this week's TT Pink challenge and great blog in general!
Great images. Love the pink one with the bee! :)
Great florals... Love them.
Lou
So pretty! Love nature photos
Gorgeous!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful images! Just lovely!
Beautiful photos!
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