Short one today. I wanted to get the post finished reasonably quickly so I went for a quick selective colour. Easy to do in Photoshop. Duplicate a layer, convert the duplicate to Black and White, add a layer mask and then invert it. You can then paint the colour out.
Sorry it’s not a long one this week, but my previous post explains all
Mike
Say It With A Camera 
So very, very sorry to hear about your loss of Rooney. My heart goes out to you…
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Stunning… I love the concentrated colors on the man and boat. 🙂
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Elizabeth, thank you for all of your comments today. When I photographed this I knew that sometime I would do something different with it..
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I love when we have something we tuck away hoping to use at the right moment and that moment arrives. TY! 🙂
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My sympathies about Rooney too… {{HUGS}}
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Thank you
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… TY! I’ve been on hiatus from WP blogging and finally thawing out to get back on track. Naturally, I’m way, way behind.
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Great color. I like this technique and I think you have it mastered. Excellent capture.
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Just takes a little time and patience Yvonne.
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beautiful. what location?
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The location is Llyn Padarn, which is a lake near Llanberis in North Wales
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wow that is stunning – great skills, man!
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Thank you for adding me to your related articles list? 😀 And you shot is amazing, I must add. Well done on the photoshop, and thanks for mentioning the technique! I’m off to try it now! 🙂
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Excellent work!
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Reblogged this on Oyia Brown.
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This is just so beautiful! Thank you for sharing! X
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Glad you liked it..
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Now that is something I do enjoy doing. I love the effect of selective colouring of a b/w image.
Have you ever tried it the old fashioned way? I dabbled for a while, but it’s far easier on the PC.
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I’ve only done selective colouring a couple of times and usually use the PC.
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Well done, Mike. These pockets of colour are always fun to do, aren’t they! I wish I had thought of this technique for this challenge.
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Seemed like a good idea at the time….
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