I saw this photo of a magnolia blossom on
Witty Title Here and couldn't resist playing with it.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj9oJVafdQN3knnz899h494RT-i3HU2IZMyYqsLfQUh6nBglwvgCdM94zrTjiZKy-F5S8HH_MCL4gCaKgEqfzycE2868e47iITxjxKwP13T_eDxwQFhyjJutu03g43gpfVk8TJN5KyT0ow/s640/magnolia+blossom+to+edit.jpg) |
the original photo |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhdOiz_TPHVru1zRsgITkFzZws1GG1biamP6G4ql4aADsgkOIAHcOaGxXCmcZvkO7uRGxHt4qKnMMUXnudi5fAjhhVTvFxKv2J4JToOhnCbqWbVY-lmvM_QqNOlhVXgRcuqooFkEGSvHNM/s640/witty+title+here+magnolia+blossom.jpg) |
my edited version |
First I adjusted the Exposure. Then I added a new layer, filled it with 50% gray, set the Blend mode to Overlay, then used the Dodge and Burn tools on it to bring out the highlights and shadows. Finaly, I adjusted the Color Balance to give the photo a warmer tone.
I love what you did with it. It looks like art now.
ReplyDeleteYou have magical Photoshop skills!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAGICAL!
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