After Kim Klassen mentioned again that we should try out Rad Lab, I downloaded the demo. And I love it. Better than actions and you get to see what it will look like before committing, so you don’t have to undo and redo over and over. I took a picture from yesterday and did two different things with it. This is when I sure wish the mouse over worked in WordPress. This picture is also one of my Opposing Lines shots for The Kay Eye View.
I used the Orange You Glad I didn’t Say Banana stylet.
Here I used the Rad Lab Grandpa’s Tap Shoes stylet and then PW’s 70’s action.
I also have another picture that I added texture to for Kim Klassen’s Texture Tuesday. This one I used KK’s texture Shade of November in the background and the new texture Phoebe (love) as an overlay at 63%, each after cropping the picture down a little to show less tree and more clock. Being as the theme is the number 2, there are 2 of them on the clock. This is also another example with Opposing Lines in the shot. This is the 3rd time I have gone and taken a picture of this clock. I love the look of it. And I love the way it pops out of the textured background in this photo.
The Radlab certainly made the bridge “pop and shine” — and, I love the sepia-ish one, also. very nice processing. thank you, kareninkenai
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Thank you Karen, and for stopping by.
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your photos are stunning. I just love the processing you have done to them. after seeing your photos, i need to learn more about rad lab!
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Thank you Nancy Jean. I hope that Rad Lab isn’t too expensive after the free trial cuz I kinda like it =)
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Love the clock! Beautiful!
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Thank you Bek. I love the clock too. I have gone back to take its picture 3 times now. With the changing of the leaves. I hope that the leaves will be redish next time.
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Beautiful edits!
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Thank you Pat =}
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I love both edits of the bridge. I think I may be a bit partial to the sepia look as it gives a vintage, soft feel. The colors in that clock shot are lovely as well. Thank you for sharing and for linking up with Tones on Tuesday!
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Thank you Emily. See, what is good about things like your link up and Kim’s is that I try different things with edits that I might normally never have tried. Thank you for that.
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What a beautiful edit, love the warm autumnal colors.
Visiting from Kim’s TT.
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Thank you Kia (and Zeno). I have such fun doing edits, can’t believe it took me so long to learn. =}
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Both are great photos, and love what you did with the textures.
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Thank you Deborah. I can get lost on the computer sometimes playing around with actions and textures.
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I downloaded Rad Lab too and love it. Not sure I can afford to buy it but will enjoy it while I can. Love all the edits you did with it and the clock is fabulous.
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Thank you Pat. I would love to be able to pay for Rad Lab after. But I also would rather continue taking online courses in photography. Either way it is a win but I have to choose which I would rather have. Lol.
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