I have so many photos of this thing, but it never fails to amaze me.
manipulated photos
All the pretty houses
The blue photo is the original. Usually when I leave the tungsten setting on I like the picture initially, but not at all later on. This time I really liked it, but me I had to tinker all the time and hence we have 4 photos. I like the number 3 the best and the b&w was meant to invoke an American Gothic kind of feel.
But where are we….
White hat, white tank top
Yes, here I was happy hands at home with the photo editing. I admit it. Guilty as charged. I do like it when you get these glowing things or highlights in a photo and here we had that going on. The original was considerably less interesting:
Blur
This shot was inspired by the brain’s ability to distort memories:
Wait, what? No. This was a Florida road I shot out the back door of our kicky PT Cruiser that on fifteenth look intrigued me slightly. And as usual, I could not leave well enough alone:
Photography 101, but I like it. Ducks to avoid flying fruits and vegetables. My public, my fans, I think the b&w would look great on a t-shirt. Agree or disagree? WRONG, Morton!
This one for once doesn’t get some long-ass explanation
For those of the view who wrongly believe there are too many of those up in here.
This was just something I loved:
I love how the flower suddenly, with a little manipulation, sparkles.
And to think, it started out life as a run of the mill macro flower shot:
wrong side of the camera 