The image includes some basic photoshop editing, a RadLab clarifying action, and Kim Klassen's "Magic Edges" texture to screen out the edges and "Edward" texture to warm up the color. Text inspired by The Hollies "Bus Stop".
ETA: When I was creating this, I really wanted to add some bokeh, but I didn't have anything in my stash that would work. Today on Jessica Sprague's site, Nancy Rowe Janitz had this bokeh overlay set on sale which was exactly what I wanted! So here is version 2:
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Ok - first of all, I LOVE what you did with the photo. I KNEW you would make it beautiful. And, second, I almost used those exact words for my quote. Like, I had them on the photo, that version is saved on my computer, and at the last minute I changed it to something else. So cool.
Thanks for playing along, Cheri. :o)
Oh yeah, bring on the bokeh, it heats up the feeling I get looking at the photo.
I think the bokeh give a party feel, but I can't really explain why!
Ah! Beautiful, Cheri. I'm a big fan of bokeh anyway, so I really love your second version. :o)
A great take on the photo....and I think it's a thumbs up for the bokeh as well.
I Love that you found out about my class on your birthday!! Hope you had a very happy one and did something special just for you:)
I am so ready to go on this journey and am happy you will be joining me. I look forward to knowing you!!
Leslie
I am not surprised you wanted to add bokeh, I also wanted to work with the slight flare in the top of the umbrella and what you've done is great Cheri.
I love the edges. Pic monkey has several nice bokeh effects. I used some on mine, as well as the sunflare.
Rinda
very nice - and I like the bokeh :)
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