Friday Photography

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Just a Dash of Pink - Every year around the end of March till the mid of April Washington DC is pretty in pink. Everywhere you go you see these beautiful cherry blossoms in bloom. These trees were in fact a gift from the Japanese back in 1912. When I saw these blossoms they were so delicate I wanted that to come across in the image. The photograph had many flowers, pink petals everywhere but the emphasis on just how soft and light these petal were wasn't coming through to my liking. Hence, I thought the method of selective coloring would do it better justice.

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Comments

  1. Claire9/16/2016

    So beautiful!

    God bless,

    XO, Claire

    Http://www.littlemissfashionqueen.com

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  2. Anonymous9/18/2016

    Love. It makes me feel like a Red Riding Hood stopping to smell the flowers along the way or a princess peering through the flower foliage.

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  3. Stella Cadente9/19/2016

    So pretty!

    xx
    Lauren Elizabeth
    Petite in Pearls

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  4. Anonymous9/19/2016

    Thanks for the food love. We are really diggin' lettuce wraps for dinner. I never get tired of it.

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  5. Your Invisible Crown9/26/2016

    That picture works very well on a dress!

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