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Wordless Wednesday: Fall Decorations



Lens-Artists Challenge #154 – One Photo Two Ways
This week’s photos are brought to you courtesy of the Google Photos editor. Being a scrapbooker as well as someone who uses my phone as my camera, I am big on photo editing and it is amazing to me how easy it is nowadays. I did all these edits on my phone with one hand while feeding my 9-mo-old at 3:30am. (Hey, I’ve got to stay awake somehow.)
I was skimming through photos of flowers from my yard and decided to do some editing to make some look extra special. First we have this shot of a quince bush which had nice color but was quite backlit. I cropped it, then used the Bazaar filter to make it pop more.


Next we have my weeping cherry tree, which I cropped, then Enhanced, and then added some vignette effect around the edges to give it even more focus.


Do you think the edits were an improvement? I’m happy with how they turned out. Do you guys normally edit all your photos, at least a little, like I do? Or are you more of a purist?
You can find more photos two ways at the original Lens-Artist challenge.
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #147: Gardens
I love visiting gardens wherever I am in the world. They are like a secret to be shared with the others who seek out their magic, an interesting combination of civilization and wilderness.
Ecuador (Hosteria La Cienega)
Spain (Royal Alcazar, Sevilla)
Ohio (Franklin Park Conservatory)
Ohio (Columbus Park of Roses)
You can find more gardens at the original Lens-Artist challenge.
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #143 – Colorful April

Pink and purple are the colors to be found around my yard this month. I’m having a great time discovering all the plants in my new yard as they bloom.

My favorite so far is this weeping cherry tree!

You can find more April colors at the original Lens-Artist challenge.