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| Once I got the pictures on the computer, I decided to play with the settings. I wanted some of the pictures to be more about lights and darks and less about color. This one is more sepia than black and white. |
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| a black and white version. |
Yesterday, I went to a party at Mary Lee’s house with some of my artist friends. We laughed and chatted and shared a meal together. It was truly my last holiday party. Epiphany was on Sunday and that was the twelfth day of Christmas.
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| This time, I decided to adjust the color so I made this picture look very pink… |
Mary Lee’s house still had some lovely Christmas decorations, which I share today.
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| this time, I tried purple. It looked cute but the effect wasn’t as dramatic as the pink version. |
I love the way you play with the color. When I'm looking at fabrics for a quilt, or other projects I often turn off the color to get a better idea of darks and lights. Changing color, and lighting makes a difference.
If I did not play with each picture before I posted it to this blog, I would get it done a lot quicker, but it would not be as much fun.
I rather liked the pics without colour. Both sepia and b/w looks good. Great idea to create interest.
I don't do much photo editing other than adjusting colors to what I think I saw or cropping, but it would be fun. Why don't I try black and white, when I love it so in certain settings? Not sure.
How cool! I liked the way you changed the pics.
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