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2nd image of rust on a dumpster in downtown GSO, NC. This rust image reminded me of grass when I looked at in on the computer monitor. The orignal image was muted colors of the image on the left with less texture. I edited in PSE 11 using sliders for light and dark, midtones to get the effect I wanted. Then I sharpened to 100. I further enhanced the colors by using Saturated Film effect x2. The image on the right I wanted to try to work with Vintage effect in PSE 11. Using the edited image on the left, I played with hue and saturation and wanted more orange/red tones than browns. It ended up as a monochrome. I should have left more space at the top when I took the image. I will be revisiting this dumpster if the sun ever shines. If I get desperate, I can always make my own rust by watching You Tube videos. .
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