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Bougainvillea



Bougainvillea, photo by Harold Davis. View this image larger.

Like my Gladiolus photo, this was a pretty straight studio shot of a bougainvillea bract. In Photoshop, I converted to LAB color. I kept a copy of the original, and inverted each channel, which I applied back in various blends to the original via layers and layer masks.

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