Chrysanthemum
Uploaded: August 12, 2007
Nikon D100, 105 mm lens. Converted to B&W in Photoshop and Inverted.
Ellen Hodges August 12, 2007 0
Beautiful image, Kay! #712051Laura E. OConnor August 12, 2007 0
Gorgeous, Kay!!! I really like this in B&W, too. #4634449Lorri Shane August 12, 2007 0
Wonderful B&W of this flower. I really love the design and contrast. #4634544Kay Beausoleil August 12, 2007 0
Thanks, Ellen, Laura and Lorri for your encouraging comments! The original colour image is flat and uninspiring, so I fooled around in PS with it as a last resort before banishing it from my gallery and website forever. Colour and B&W versions are side by side on my website HERE -- just click the thumbnails if you want to have a look. #4634608Nemil B. Chabebe August 12, 2007 0
Magnificent! you have created a great composition, love the light/shadows. #4635118Kay Beausoleil August 13, 2007 0
Thanks, Nemil! #4641690Frank Cannon August 14, 2007 0
I viewed the colour image,have to say you made a great save Kay. #4647777Kay Beausoleil August 15, 2007 0
Thanks, Frank! #4648590Jillian Danielson August 24, 2007 0
Very cool,Kay!! Great effect! #4692848
Chris Budny
September 21, 2007
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Steve M. Harrington September 21, 2007 0
Good on you, Kay! :)Carol Teal September 22, 2007 0
Congrats on your wonderful finalist Kay! #4825288Brinn MacDougall September 22, 2007 0
Good luck in the next round with this super image, Kay! #4827694
Kay E. Mahoney
September 23, 2007
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Melissa G. Meiselman September 23, 2007 0
Kay, this is an outstanding floral composition and a wonderful finalist! #4830248Donna La Mattino Pagakis September 23, 2007 0
Congratulations on your finalist win!! Very cool, great creative work Kay!! #4830343
Jeff Robinson
September 23, 2007
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Cary Rogers September 23, 2007 0
Very cool image, Kay!! Congratulations~~!! #4832550Kay Beausoleil September 24, 2007 0
Thanks, Jillian, Chris, Steve, Carol, Brinn, Kay, Melissa, Donna, Jeff and Cary! #4837282Clayton T. Williams January 12, 2009 0
This is gorgeous. How do you invert the color? Great technique.Kay Beausoleil January 13, 2009 0
Thanks for your kind comment, Clayton! In Photoshop CS3, I first converted it to black and white, and then, using an adjustment layer (or you can use Image/Adjustment/Invert) clicked Invert. That's it. The Invert also works on colour images, sometimes giving really cool results.More info if you need it; you know how to find me ... #7021408
Clayton T. Williams January 14, 2009 0
Thanks for the response and info.Clayton #7029566
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