Okay, All my toning is done by converting the image to grayscale and then back to RGB. I then apply curves on the channels by pulling up or down from the middle. The possibilities are endless. Often times, you need not touch the green at all. Merely pull or push up on the red and blue to suit your fancy.
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hahaha! I just saw this! Very nice, Daniel! I especially love this particular "cyanotype" tone. Care to share with me your settings to attain it? I've never gotten one quite this pure...
This was once again one of my top picks. I felt sure it would be at least in the top 5 if not a ribbon winner. I had a feeling it was your too. Congratulations on top 20.
Just the slightest bit of movement in the right hand, otherwise this is fantastic. Love the tone you choose...like a midnight blue or shot in moonlight....it's a fine touch. Great motion of the rolling pin. Suspect this is the Daniel. But I have been known to be wrong.
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