Oldenmeade
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Ohhh yes - that's much better. Awesome photo and page, Jane

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Ohhh yes - that's much better. Awesome photo and page, Jane

Ooooh nice, Geraldine! It looks more artsy too.
@TrishD @Oldenmeade Hi! In view of the pages, I have a question please: Should we, or not, add the original photo on our layout? Because from your post, I think that we should. But, many pages are created without the original photo, which I would prefer if I may say. Thanks for confirming what should be done.
Hi Thuria, You can certainly include your original photo in your altered color page as some of the girls have done. It is certainly easier than posting two pages and easier to see the difference. Maybe I should have suggested that method in the beginning. Thank you for alerting me to that@TrishD @Oldenmeade Hi! In view of the pages, I have a question please: Should we, or not, add the original photo on our layout? Because from your post, I think that we should. But, many pages are created without the original photo, which I would prefer if I may say. Thanks for confirming what should be done.
thank you for the challenge Trish
What a great idea, I like red apples
I recolored the apples
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Here is mine, my sweater is rose colored. The altered hue/saturation effect (blue) is in the frame. And while I've used hue/saturation many times to change the coloring on something, I'd do the selection, then copy the selected piece into its own layer and then apply a hue/saturation. I never realized that I could apply the hue/saturation directly to the selection. Score!
Your colors look so natural, you would never pick that they have been recolored. When I first learned how to recolor making a selection and then using the power of the Hue/Saturation mask. Easy Peasey
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