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:


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.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along, Cheri. :o)
Oh yeah, bring on the bokeh, it heats up the feeling I get looking at the photo.
ReplyDeleteI think the bokeh give a party feel, but I can't really explain why!
ReplyDeleteAh! Beautiful, Cheri. I'm a big fan of bokeh anyway, so I really love your second version. :o)
ReplyDeleteA great take on the photo....and I think it's a thumbs up for the bokeh as well.
ReplyDeleteI 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:)
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI love the edges. Pic monkey has several nice bokeh effects. I used some on mine, as well as the sunflare.
ReplyDeleteRinda
very nice - and I like the bokeh :)
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