Hugh’s weekly Photo Challenge this week is all about ‘Glorious’. Glorious can mean visual or sound… and I have picked two photos for this challenge. The first being of wildflowers standing proud in the countryside on a glorious summer day when there wasn’t a cloud in the sky.
From the fields at Birling Gap
The second one was remembering sitting on a deck chair listening to the waves crashing in on the shoreline of Monterey Bay.
Monterey
The above photo I produced in ON1 Effects and I wanted to create an old postcard looking feel to the photo.
Bren Ryan is a female amateur photographer and blogger who along with her husband, Ashley, have created a photography blog called Brashley Photography which showcases the places they've visited on their photography journey. Bren and Ashley primarily concentrate their photographic skills on landscape, architecture and floral subjects. Based in the South East of England they hope to give their readers an insight into the wonderful and beautiful landscapes, buildings and places that the South of England has to offer. View all posts by Bren Ryan (brashley.photography)
Oh I am learning something new each day… and it is great fun… I always start out in Lightroom and then go to Photoshop and from there using the Photoshop Plugins for ON1, Topaz or Nik…. I like Lightroom primarily because it is non-destructive and that is why I start off in Lightroom.
Thanks, Bren. These are great examples and I love what you have done with the last photo. Thank you so much for participating.
Best wishes,
Hugh
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Thank you for hosting the challenges… and you lovely comment.. I did that last one in Photoshop and ON1 Effects. I thought I’d try something new.
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I need to try photoshop and have a go at altering some of the photos I take. I bet it’s great fun to do.
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Oh I am learning something new each day… and it is great fun… I always start out in Lightroom and then go to Photoshop and from there using the Photoshop Plugins for ON1, Topaz or Nik…. I like Lightroom primarily because it is non-destructive and that is why I start off in Lightroom.
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