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I love the brilliant colors in this image and the almost Old abandoned barn on the Washington Palouse. Although this image of what appears to be the sun rising is not what it seems to be. I still like the colors, composition, mood and feeling of the image. Change I made this image at the Cincinnati Zoo. It was Spring and the flowers were in full bloom - it was truly simply gorgeous. Abstract photo of colorful glass vases. an image of an apple tree and flowers, shot with extremely shallow depth of field A stormy scene is pierced by a blade of light in the Absaroka Mountains of Montana. The Sprite Detailed close-up of a Russian sunflower against a black background. Take A Turn In The Wood Cross processed film photo of a lifeguard station at sunset on Huntington Beach, California. When everything around you breaks down, you don't see it. It's often closer that you even think. Image of Montana's Crazy Mountains in spring from the Shields Valley. Fork and knife on a colorful table cloth in an outdoor dining area. A photo displaying the sharp edge of light at play along a field of green. A magical, lush photo of a gorgeous New Zealand mountain river near Milford Sound. A wide-angle image of a book lying in the forest, at the side of a creek. Abstract of a candy dish lid against an orange and purple background. Dyed in the Milk Plant with interesting radial symmetry and bright green color. Some of the rides at the Seaside Heights boardwalk on the Jersey shore. This image was taken deep in the Gravelly Mountains in southern Montana How I turned a plain silver photo into a vibrant, bold, and colorful artistic piece. Photoshop methods were key, and LAB color adjustments did the trick. The Alfred Nicholas gardens are a popular public garden in the Dandenong ranges in Melbourne, Australia. The charming old boathouse sits nestled beside a picturesque lake surrounded by lush vegetation and ancient trees.
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