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My experiment with selective coloring technique...

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Waow... impressive! Especially the second one! It's very beautiful...
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Thanks for looking rose...
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I just recently did something like this myself and I think I'm hooked, its such fun. Your shots are great,
you did a great job with all of them . I think I like #1 the best, she looks like she could jump right out of that picture frame. Thanks for sharing.
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What a great series LOVE the fish one great use of it they almost look like they are floating great work
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Thanks Fog... I just started learning the post processing techniques... and I love this selective coloring technique... its a joy to do ...:-)
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GREAT JOB!!!! love the Gold Fish!!! very creative!!!
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Thanks David..
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I absolutely love these! great way to get the subject of focus to pop out of your picture. I love the last one there with the blue man! great job!
 
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