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Thanks for adding
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Good luck!

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You take the blue pill, the story ends. Your browser closes and you believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in wonderland. And, I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.

I offer only the truth, nothing more.

Take: The Red Pill
Take: The Blue Pill

spyed, nobody has ever done this before.
I know. That's why it's going to work.

thanks for the comment. for the effect in my oakley scars picture, i used adobe photoshop, a function called masking (two icons that look like circles inside of rectangles, the one on the left turns it on, the one on) with masking on, any of the paint tools covers the picture in a transparent reddish color, when you revert out of masking any red areas are marqueed, so i just color in all the area i wish to remain colored (if its a large area ill use the free hand lasso to get the bulk of it and touch it up with the pencil tool. then when i leave the masking function i copy all thats been marqueed (edit>copy, or short cut ctrl+c) then i make the entire picture greyscale (image>mode>greyscale) then change it back to rgb color (image>mode>rgb) then paste the copied section back on to the original picture (edit>paste, or shortcut ctrl+v) in most cases there isnt much you have to do after that, but sometimes (like in my dev ID) you might take a blure tool and make the surrounding are of the color kind of bleed into the black and white parts (otherwise it may have a strange highlight halo around the color), i hope that made sense, if not i can try explaining it again, good luck, and thanks again.

Thanks for the comment on Tanyard Falls. I'm surprised (pleasantly) at the amout of feedback it got!

BTW, the color version isn't very interesting. Lot's of browns with little other colors (it was a very overcast day). I'll take another picture next spring that should have lots of greens.

Thank you very much for the comment on autumn dynamics See ya around DA

thank you for the advise...i'm just starting so thank you

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