Photo manipulations

After I cloned out the chain. See the previous photo for the original. It is at my feeders, Gadsden, Alabama (IMG_4156)

This reflection was used to generate colorful iterations shown in my set "Photo Manipulations. The picture was taken in James D. Martin Wildlife Park, a wetland that is part of the Coosa River Watershed, Gadsden, Alabama.

Joshua Tree National Park, California. Scanned 35mm negative. (cssa la D012)

After years of searching under the testers of pulpits of the Jack-in-the-pulpit flower, I finally got lucky today and found Jack. (Obviously I had too much time on my hands.) The whole flower: (DSC09183)

After years of searching under the testers of pulpits of the Jack-in-the-pulpit flower, I finally got lucky today and found Jack. (Obviously I had too much time on my hands.) If you look closely you will see that Jack is actually in his pulpit. A closer look: (DSC09183)

A flipped image joined to the original picture of a reflected walkway. The original is in my Reflections set and my James D. Martin Wildlife Park set.

A flipped image joined to the original picture of a walkway and tree reflected in the water. The original is in my Reflections set and my James D. Martin Wildlife Park set.

A flipped image joined to the original picture of trees reflected in the water. The original is in my Reflections set and my James D. Martin Wildlife Park set.

Photoshop Elememts was used to color change a photo of ripples in water, then four copies were rotated or flipped and put together the make this pattern. The photo used to produce this image is Reflection A in my set called Photo Manipulations.