- Manually adjusted the exposure.
- Manually adjusted the color temperature ever so slightly.
- Added the layer, Garden Lights No. 1 (Thanks, Ashley!); applied the "screen" setting at 50% opacity.
- Added the layer, Snowy Bokeh Texture; applied the "overlay" setting at 75% opacity.
- Combined everything.
- Applied "boost" at 20%.
- Applied "vibrance" at 35%.
- Cropped it ever so slightly (the dark spot in the lower left corner was distracting to my eyes).
Here's a side-by-side comparison:
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I initially attempted to create this effect in Pixlr, but for some reason I simply couldn't get the layer mask function to work properly and gave up in frustration. All things considered, I think the edit turned out pretty well using Picnik's tools.
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11 comments:
Very pretty :)
Great edit! :)
Wow, you did that in Picnik? That is amazing, I didn't know you could do textures/overlays...very cool! Gorgeous job!
So pretty!! :D
I'm loving that texture you used and the edit is beautiful!
gorgeous edit!!!!
Lovely edit!
Nice edit! I love the snowy bokeh texture you added!
That looks really pretty Laura - and Picnik...seriously? Awesome.
I love it. You did a great job editing.
STUNNING edit!!! LOVE it...so darn pretty :)
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