I like my Canon PhotoShot A1200, a gift from the Husband a couple of birthdays ago. It doesn't take images as sharp as I'd like, but then it could be just me. My ability to maintain steadiness as I click isn't what it used to be. Still, I wonder what results could I get if I had a digital SLR. Until then, I shall have fun with Photoshop. Below is the original shot of Mr. Robin.
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Photoshop really is great. I like the original as well.
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Thank you, Silvia. :-)
DeleteNice picture. I still haven't worked with Photoshop.
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Thanks, Kesh. :-)
DeleteSweet photo!!
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Deletecute! nice "vintage" feel there. :) I don't have an SLR either, OR photoshop... looks like fun!
ReplyDelete"Vintage"...hmm, I like that. It does remind me of those old calendars.
DeleteIsn't it amazing what you can do with a camera and a computer? I have a Canon Powershot (a gift from my sister a few years back) and love it. Takes pretty clear pix, even through glass, but I confess to envying newer models with greater zoom ability. Thanks for visiting my "dainty" paws! ☺
ReplyDeleteYup. I love the fact that I can experiment without worrying about the cost of developing photos.
DeleteIt brings that little tweeter, right up there. He's really taking a bath, too.
ReplyDeleteHe was having so much fun, a splishing and a splashing. I was surprised because it was very late in the afternoon and cold.
DeleteNice photo!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here.
Thanks, Kristine. :-)
DeleteLittle bird: "There is ice in my bathwater? Pah! I splash in my icy bathwater!"
ReplyDeleteAs for the shaky hand? ... If you have a walking stick with you perch the camera on top, see if that helps.
That's a great idea.
DeleteLove it! Looks like a nice piece of art. The filters in Photoshop and phone camera apps are simply addictive!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI love this photograph, and it looks like a painting with the effects you applied. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julia. This may be one way of saving photos that I like but are out of focus. The other day I took a blurry one of a chicken who crossed its feet. I like the attitude that chicken showed.
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