This is really fun for me. I not only get to share some photos of a trip to Europe with my older daughter, but I can showcase my mad Photoshop skillz too!
But really, this is to get us thinking about colors…
And what a lack of colors does to the way we perceive an image…
And if only some colors are there, is this a hybrid form of art?
And most importantly… how long will the crack squirrels living in my head be amused by this game…???
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I think the reds and oranges scare the squirrels
that would explain the mess in my head… HA!
Yes, it would
yup
Tower of London is one of my favourite touristy places to visit! I’m glad you enjoyed it too… I have never used Photoshop, but your adventures in crack squirrel craziness had me hankering to lay out the Big Bucks on it… 🙂
get an old version… you don’t need a new one unless you are planning on starting a magazine or something.
No plans there… I don’t have enough fodder for a decent read.
so find an old used version of Photoshop somewhere… and get a student to use their student discount if you can.
I think that particular photo would look good in sepia instead of monochrome. Are you impressed that I know those words? Until about a month ago, I didn’t know you could change photos from color into monochrome, sepia, etc. And I’m nowhere near trying to learn Photoshop.
Have fun!
That picture of Eric Idle as Lincoln would look good in sepia tones… HA