BW in camera, sepia and red filter
converted to tif in dpp
same image converted to tif to reveal color in dpp
brought into photoshop
used masks to hide some of sepia area to reveal color
resized
sharpened
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This looks like a lovely location. I imagine you have plenty more in this neck of the woods that are pretty awesome, yes? Noticed it's been 14 years since you've entered a challenge? About time to dust off that camera and jump back in! :-)
Ohh, this is a winner for me, I love it! The desaturation of all bar the mossy rocks and stream works a treat, the running water made misty with the slow shutter speed is great, and the light rays in the background top it off. The only thing I can think of is perhaps a lower camera angle would have drawn me in a little more. Well done!
This is a very nice shot. The tone you have gives it that old civil war feel to it. Of course, the color changes that. You did a great job on the selective desat. 8
How did you get that color tone? I'd love to know how you did that.
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