Do you have Lightroom? I can never decide whether or not I should invest in it, given that I’m not a professional photographer and it would be mostly for fun. Then I see shots like this and think maybe I’d enjoy something more than the free editors.
Yes. I wouldn’t live without Lightroom! I haven’t learned Photoshop yet but I use Lightroom all the time. I import everything direct from my camera into Lightroom. It is a brilliant catalogue system and that is where I enter keywords so that I can find things for challenges. And then the edit starts. The edit of this shot was quite easy. Just an unusual thing to do with a simple tool. There are other tools that compete with Lightroom and BA photoshop but O haven’t tried them. Certainly many amateurs and professionals do storage and initial edit with Lightroom. Then many move into Photoshop to do fancier things. The best thing about Lightroom is that it’s non destructive. Your initial shot from the camera remains the same. And all of the edits are stored separately. So no matter what kind of edit you do you can always go back to scratch.
i bet you are feeling like things are up in the air. I love your shot. I bet you wish you could just fly away and be on top of the branches, far away from everything, even if for a moment or two. 😀
Ones where you fold back the fingers for as short a time as possible! Except I can’t find mine so this month it has been whisk gloves off and then put them back on now-shorter-fingers due to frost bite 😉
Love this one, darlin! The trees so ethereal, and a circle- can’t you persuade Becky to foresake skwares? 🙂 🙂 Sending hugs and hope you’re feeling ok this morning.
🙂 🙂 The skware crop helped, but the image still looked odd as the trees weren’t quite evenly spread. So circle it was. And an edit style that we may see more of
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Wonderful perspective and love the design element you used for it! Beautiful! 🙂
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Do you have Lightroom? I can never decide whether or not I should invest in it, given that I’m not a professional photographer and it would be mostly for fun. Then I see shots like this and think maybe I’d enjoy something more than the free editors.
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Yes. I wouldn’t live without Lightroom! I haven’t learned Photoshop yet but I use Lightroom all the time. I import everything direct from my camera into Lightroom. It is a brilliant catalogue system and that is where I enter keywords so that I can find things for challenges. And then the edit starts. The edit of this shot was quite easy. Just an unusual thing to do with a simple tool. There are other tools that compete with Lightroom and BA photoshop but O haven’t tried them. Certainly many amateurs and professionals do storage and initial edit with Lightroom. Then many move into Photoshop to do fancier things. The best thing about Lightroom is that it’s non destructive. Your initial shot from the camera remains the same. And all of the edits are stored separately. So no matter what kind of edit you do you can always go back to scratch.
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i bet you are feeling like things are up in the air. I love your shot. I bet you wish you could just fly away and be on top of the branches, far away from everything, even if for a moment or two. 😀
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I would love to do that 🙂
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You really have us focused in on this one! Those trees are staring right back. 😉
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Great image, Debbie!
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Thanks Sue. It didn’t work without the editing – looked a bit lost
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Good planning
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Clever way of putting it!
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I love the sneaky circle within the square. Laying on you back in the park? Hope it wasn’t too cold. A most wonderful image Debbie 🙂 🙂
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I managed to stay on my feet – it was cold enough as it was 🙂
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Well done. I don’t know how you take photos when it’s cold. Gloves with a finger cut out?
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Ones where you fold back the fingers for as short a time as possible! Except I can’t find mine so this month it has been whisk gloves off and then put them back on now-shorter-fingers due to frost bite 😉
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Oh dear, that’s not good.Time for new gloves 🙂
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Looks beautiful Debbie – Nice capture!
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Love this one, darlin! The trees so ethereal, and a circle- can’t you persuade Becky to foresake skwares? 🙂 🙂 Sending hugs and hope you’re feeling ok this morning.
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🙂 🙂 The skware crop helped, but the image still looked odd as the trees weren’t quite evenly spread. So circle it was. And an edit style that we may see more of
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I like it! No symptoms? 🤔💕
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Still holding out 🙂
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🤣🤣
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A great shot, as well as apt reflection on life this week
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Absolutely. Though I am finding myself more inclined to become an ostrich and stick my head in a hole. And that’s not even because of the virus!
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Lol! So tempted to be an ostrich too, the only problem is when will be able to lookup again!
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