A couple of Saturdays back, I went early in the morning to look for red algeric fungi in the church gardens. There was a frost and the light was delightful, so I took a few photos of the Asa leaves while I was there.
I completed this upload and then read the following comment on someone's gallery, and so tried it out.
Which works best?
v1 with treatment
v2 without
"duplicate layer, gaussian blur at 250 pixels then alter the blending style to "overlay" and opacity to 65%, merge down, tweak the levels very slightly and increase saturation too......the result is a much richer blend of colours."
I have enabled mods incase there is yet more helpful advice out there.
If I remember whose advice this was, I will make a link, but at the moment I cannot recall where I read it
Thanks for looking and for the clicks and comments on recent killer spikes and corkscrews - they will be back!!!
Helen
Tags: Frost
Flowers and plants
Red leaves
Early light
Landscape and travel
Church gardens
Night and low light
November 2010
Asa tree
Voters:
,
CarolG, pdcche, Phil_L and 33 more