WoW!!!!, I Found a no cost selective colour treatment so had to share

[Steves Shots]

I found this no cost selective colour treatment today so I had to try it on a few shots, here they are.... Give it a go www.picnik.com

Italian gardens Hamilton NZ.



Model T Ford 1917.



The famous Lemon and Paeroa bottle (one of them) Paeroa NZ.



And I gave some colour back to the peacock that I stole some colour from



Thanks for viewing cheers Steve.

[nswphotos]

Nice colours! Love the car!! It has a great effect!!

[billmac57]

This has got me hooked, I love it, picnic here I come.

[Adi Aprilla]

Wooww,,nice set Steves..i love the color isolation, great selection..

[beachcomber]

These are excellent Steve, I like them all, its a great technique to have mastered.
Angela and you continue to develop your photographic and editing skills, and I congratulate you on the mutual support and encouragement you give each other.

[junglebear]

Just to let you know, I use a no-cost photo editing software myself that is a lot more powerful than Picnic and you don't have to go online to use it. It's called the GIMP. It's freeware so it's completely free to download and use.
I'm a poor student so it's perfect for me, and anyone who's interested in editing but doesn't want to shell out a small fortune on Photoshop. I guess it's a bit more complex to use and learn than Picnik, but you can create some great stuff with it if you spend a little time reading the many how-tos to be found on Google
GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program

EDIT: Cool shots as well Selective colouring is fun!

[jennie]

haha..glad to see some color on that peacock..really nice set Steve..my fave is the T Ford..i love vintage cars and you captured it very well..the selective coloring enhanced its beauty..tnx for sharing..

[shmelly]

Very effective, love the old car.

[icewater]

thanks for sharing

[vimalkv]

Great work Steve..Got to try picnik...Thanks for sharing