BW to Color

 The Black and White to Color project is a way to show a new skill learned in AdobePhotoshop. The goal was to take a photo of yourself, edit it to be black and white, and then recolor the image using the adobe color wheel. I did 3 different color variations: Complementary, analogous, and monochromatic. I will upload the photos in the same order. I tried to choose three different groupings of colors as well to try new things. It was a bit difficult getting the smaller parts in the image, such as facial details and branches in the background, but it was doable. I like how it started as black and white because it was essentially a "fresh canvas" in a way. 

Attached below is the original B&W photo, with the redone photos following. The order in which they are posted can be referenced in the previous paragraph. 






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  1. Amanda PattersonMay 4, 2023 at 11:31 AM

    I love the color pallets you chose! Changing the color of the tree in each one makes it all look super unique.

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