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Artist // Photography
  • United Kingdom
  • Deviant for 16 years
  • He / Him
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My Bio
Current Residence: Worcestershire, UK
Favourite genre of music: Folk
Favourite photographer: David Hockney, Elliott Erwitt
Favourite style of art: Watercolour

Favourite Visual Artist
William Hogarth, Angie Hoffmeister, Vilhelm Hammershøi, Mark Rothko
Favourite Movies
Some Like It Hot
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Kate Bush, Pink Floyd
Favourite Writers
Oscar Wilde
Tools of the Trade
Nikon D40 & 18-200mm
Other Interests
Traditional Art, Photography, Music

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Okay :)

I only have freebies like paint.net, I have a verson of photoshop but not on this laptop. I also dont have a clue!
Iv just gave it a shot on paint.net, It doesnt look that great (probably the photo choice and the fact its a free program,) BUT it worked.
I always wondered how people managed to do that...Thank you!!
Oh good! Yeah most programs should have the ability to do it, I don't think it's a particular professional technique but glad it worked for you. Happy to have helped!
Post your picture up :D !
Thank you for getting back to me, I'll have to give it a shot.
I appreciate your help :)

Cheers :)
no probs, let me know how it goes! :D
Your more then welcome :)

Could I ask how you managed to keep the flamingos pink while changing the background to grey?
Thanks :)
Sure thing; there's a few ways, some more fiddley than others, but the quick and lazy way is using the post processing on some photo programs (trying to avoid saying any names just incase..), specifically changing the saturation for specific colour levels.. so I just dropped the saturation for the blue, green and yellow levels to 0. Quite simple really once you know; it's not always a perfect way to do it as your focal object probably has some levels of the colour your dropping anyway, but on occasion (like this) it doesn't affect it at all..
Hope that's useful :)
Very kind of you to fave my work! Thanks so much!