WindsorDi's photos with the keyword: colour

yellows

05 Nov 2015 1 116
clouds of them, mounding around the garden...

sunny days - working outside

05 Nov 2015 126
the outside "office" gazebo was a stellar place to work from today... though the view was a tad distracting ;-)

sunny days

05 Nov 2015 101
glowing in the later afternoon sun, my gazebo sparkled

November Roses

05 Nov 2015 103
does a November rose smell as sweet?

...like Fireworks

05 Nov 2015 112
chrysthanimums are exploding open like fireworks

intense colour

05 Nov 2015 1 120
taking full advantage of these rare warm sunny days - these are just bursting with intense colour

fallen

05 Nov 2015 105
reflections on the fading summer...

coming & going

05 Nov 2015 84
The chrysthanimums are popping open in fresh colourful blooms... mere youths, playing catch with the summer's fallen.

sunsparkler tail #2

05 Jun 2015 137
Playing with a simple glass sun sparkler.... bits of the beaded tail....

sunsparkler tail #1

05 Jun 2015 143
Playing with a simple glass sun sparkler.... bits of the beaded tail....

sunsparkler

05 Jun 2015 133
Playing with a simple glass sun sparkler. Loved the simplicity of this shot.

sunsparkler - maybe good for an orb?

05 Jun 2015 140
Strong colours, good lines... make this a candidate for an orb... this was my starting shot - not cropped square yet.

sunsparkler orb first-transition

05 Jun 2015 132
.. the sun sparkler, after completing the first step of making an orb. ( full directions are with the finished orb image)

sunsparkler orb

05 Jun 2015 1 3 167
Was taught this trick by another fellow photo friend.... Start with a square-cropped image. In photo editing software ( I use PS:elements) do these three steps; 1) Under the "Filters" menu, select "Distort" > and then select "Polar Coordinates." >> and the "Convert Polar to Rectangle" option 2) Flip the distorted image (180˚)
 to bring it back right side up. 3) Again, go under the "Filters" menu, and select "Distort" > and then select "Polar Coordinates." >> and this time use the the "Convert Rectangle to Polar" option. Save your pretty orb.... ;-)