We start the train trip to Dubbo tomorrow ... with posts on both blogs to get us started.
The colours are done via photoshop ... duplicate the image as a new layer, turn the top layer into B&W. On the B&W layer use the eraser to rub off the bit that is to be coloured and hey presto the colour comes through.
Emilymichelle, I was amused by the green sprouting from the guys back pack too. It's a bit fuzzy because he was getting jostled by the crowd but I liked the quirkiness of it too much to leave it out of the sequence.
Cool! I like how the green among all the grays underscores how unexpected it is to see a plant among all those bustling people.
ReplyDeleteI love it. Where are we going next>
ReplyDeleteAre you doing the colors in camera or using a photo editor?
ReplyDeleteWe start the train trip to Dubbo tomorrow ... with posts on both blogs to get us started.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are done via photoshop ... duplicate the image as a new layer, turn the top layer into B&W. On the B&W layer use the eraser to rub off the bit that is to be coloured and hey presto the colour comes through.
Emilymichelle, I was amused by the green sprouting from the guys back pack too. It's a bit fuzzy because he was getting jostled by the crowd but I liked the quirkiness of it too much to leave it out of the sequence.
ReplyDeleteI like this one. The fact that all the people have their backs turned to the splash of colour makes it even better.
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