B&W with selective color

[Cottonwood]

[ksebesta23]

Very interesting! I like it!

[Cottonwood]

Thank you ksebesta23

[NannySlayer]

Your work is so amazing!

[LWArchery]

Those are awesome!

[LWArchery]

I wanted to take a flower picture i took last week and do that to it. Are you using photo shop?

[Cottonwood]

LWArchery, Thank you. No this was post edit processed in Picnik, one can use PS Element 10, Lightroom or CS5 using a layering process. But with Picnik, it allows me to turn the photo B&W then use the paintbrush to erase the B&W on the areas I want to bring the color back into. I rename the photo so the original is kept to file, and the saved one is now a new photo. Picnik also allows one to create your own watermark using the text with many options and styles.

NannySlayer, thank you very much as I love what I do.

Here are two more that I finished up on.

[Adgerc15]

very cool! thanks for sharing!!!

ac

[ksebesta23]

Cottonwood can you tell me more about Picnik? Is it a free website or a program? Is it easy to use?

[Cottonwood]

Cottonwood can you tell me more about Picnik? Is it a free website or a program? Is it easy to use?

I believe if you have the free program Picasa 3, that you can use picnik.com and I have discovered that I actually use GIMP which is free as well more than PS Element 10. I do believe GIMP requires use of Google Chrome instead of Windows Explorer. I love the free programs

In GIMP you can do everything PS Element 10 does, like layering, stacking, color toning etc Then I run the photo up into picnik.com, I only use Picasa 3 if the photo horizon is crooked, but prefer to make sure my grid on the LCD screen is straight in the field, so I can keep all my photos to the larger sizes for my sales site on those I am putting there.

[helo_mech]

Amazing photos!!

[Cam-Mac]

Those are awesome!