Week 15, Magenta Linkup

All of the burnt sienna entries were great! I loved seeing a lot of you try your hand at diptychs! I also saw that some of you wanted to make one, but were unsure how to...a great place to edit pictures that offers collage capabilities and such is picnik.com, plus it's free! Picnik is one my favorite free editing websites, but you if you have another and would like to share it please post it in the comments.

Our favorite burnt sienna entry this week belongs to Karen at Random Reflections! Congrats!

I am really excited to see your  magenta pictures this week! I can't to see how many of you took on the added (but not required) challenge and used your iPhone cameras, phone cameras or point and shoots and embraced your creativity!

As always no fancy camera required and flickr linkups welcome! Please make sure to link back to project 64 by either providing a link or using our button that will bring readers to project 64 by clicking on it, thank you! Link ups close on Saturday Evenings!

Magenta {Shana}

I have a gorgeous tulip tree in the front yard of my apartment building. These flowers are everywhere in Turkey and I am told that they originated from this region. I am so glad I was able to be here when these flowers were in bloom because my husband and I have made the decision to move home and start a new chapter of our lives back in the States. Living in a foreign county has been an amazing and life changing experience, one that I will always remember.

Magenta and the Last Cookie {Sheryl}

My post for today is of a new layer "plate" I bought for the occasion of this project.  I have actually collected quite a few really neat and unusual items i trying to find and capture the colors for this project.  I also bought cookies for the photograph.  Last night I wanted to get my photo with all the cookies.  Looking really cute, I couldn't get the light that I wanted -- so they became desert.  We did have some chocolate ones but as it turned out they were the favorite.  One thing about living in a foreign country, there is a plethora of new things to try. 

I used natural light, this morning, on cream paper.  It really seemed a little dull so I added the texture (set to overlay) and erased it off of the plate and cookie. 

Thanks for stopping by -- keep on shootin'

Magenta, a Droid, and an iPad

So Brooke challenged us with using our phones this week. Well, I have an Android that I love immensely but I can only post one photo at a time, so I am using my iPad to write this post and edit and upload my photos. These photos were taken with my Samsung Mesmerize.

This photo is of me...and my magenta hair



Edited with Photoshop Express on my Droid. I made a few Adjustments to color and saturation and then added a nice little border.

This next photo is of police lights. Random, I know, but we had some excitement a few days ago. At 2:45am, someone ran into our neighbor's car and pushed it 57 feet into the back of my husband's car. The best part is that after totaling our neighbor's car and causing a couple thousand dollars worth of damage to our car, they drove off...but left their front bumper behind. We live in a very small town, so chances are, they will be sitting in the back of this police car soon!




I used PhotoPad on the iPad to edit this photo and add the border.

Hope you all enjoy finding your magenta. Have a great week! And don't forget to post your Burnt Sienna.

Kendall
P.S. I think I could have loaded this on my phone...because I am adding this now via Blogger-droid.

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