Wherein we attempt to show that no image in a lifetime of photographic tomfoolery is useless as long as one has a couple of scanners for prints, film, and slides, and access to editing tools like Photoshop, Picnik, Picasa, ACDSee, PicMonkey, LuminarAI, the Nik suite of tools,and more. Over my lifetime I've collected thousands of these images. Enough to post one-a-day on this blog for the rest of my life. Enjoy.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Cactus Flower
Recently, I started practicing extracting elements from images. Yesterday's "Moonshine" image was the first try, and it seems to have worked out well. Here's another "assembly" of old and new images. The prickly pear blossom was shot just this afternoon. The nude, about 35 years ago.
Blossom was "extracted" using Photoshop Elements "Magic Extractor". Tree limbs were distorted with Elements' "Liquify" filter. Black and white image was colored using "Tint" tool in Picnik. Other tools used have slipped my mind.
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