- Manually adjusted the temperature balance to make the overall tones a little warmer.
- Ran an action in which the shadows were darkened slightly (I am totally spacing on the name).
- I then applied "boost" at about 40%.
- Lastly, I attempted to erase some of the flower tags using the clone function; it's not the best job but I did this late last night after a full day of driving and let's just say good enough was totally fine by me.
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10 comments:
I agree- your SOOC didn't need much so I'm glad you kept it simple!
What a difference! Great job. Makes me feel inspired to get my camera out and learn how to work it!
Love panseys beautiful both ways.
I found you through Shoot & Edit. I love your blog header! Good edit on the pansies, I like that you took out some of the tags.
So pretty! Great sooc, too, by the way. I can't wait until it's pansy season here!
Nice job! :D
I can't wait for flowers to start arriving here. :)
The pansy in the front really pops after your edit. Love it!
I love how vibrant those pansies are! I wish things would start growing around here soon... :P
Your SOOC is awesome...but still a great edit! :)
Great shot SOOC. The anticipation of spring :)
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