[This is using the colored pencil filter. It minimizes the ducks that were scattered over this pond, but I couldn't resist the glow on the tops of the trees in the background.]
On the other side of the path were the Canada geese.
[The ended up with the Fresco filter. All I can say is the others were worse.]
Another area had robins all over the lawn. And this one in the tree.
[This resulted from playing with curves in the image tab.]
Then this row of trees.
[First curves and then the - oh dear, I forgot which filter.]
And then it began to rain. This was the picture that made me go play with Photoshop in the first place. The ripples weren't all that interesting in my original picture, so I played around.
[If my notes are right, this is ink outline (filter) in the center and poster edge on the outside.]
Posts like this one let me experiment with Photoshop a bit. Unfortunately, my life is too busy right now to seriously work on new Photoshop skills that are more significant. But there are countless websites and videos online to help you learn to do all sorts of things with Photoshop. I'm starting to work on a book for my grandson and then I'll need to study hard to do some of the things I'm thinking about.
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