Camellia double flowered. White with a hint of pink. Another back-yard
shot.

--
Mike
Upper Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia

I am not dying for a Camellia, but your picture is stunning. How do you
guys do this frame effect? Is that an Adobe feature?

-Mariana


"Mike Dee" wrote in message
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Camellia double flowered. White with a hint of pink. Another back-yard
shot.

--
Mike
Upper Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia

"Jane Doe" wrote in message
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I am not dying for a Camellia,

LOL! Nor am I :-)

but your picture is stunning.

It is. I think we're the only people in our street who don't have at least
one camellia though, even if I wanted to look at one I needn't grow it
myself.

Mary

"Mike Dee" wrote in message
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Camellia double flowered. White with a hint of pink. Another back-yard
shot.


WOnderful Camellia Mike. Great shot :-)
McG.

"Jane Doe" wrote in message
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I am not dying for a Camellia, but your picture is stunning. How do you
guys do this frame effect? Is that an Adobe feature?

-Mariana


"Mike Dee" wrote in message
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Camellia double flowered. White with a hint of pink. Another back-yard
shot.


I'm not Mike Dee, but;

You can add picture frames to your image in several programs I'm aware of.
I use Paint Shop Pro v. 9 and X as well as PS CS3. Both these have adding
picture frames built in.
McG.

I use Adobe CS2, I've been trying to find it all day I don't think that it's
built in.

-M


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"Jane Doe" wrote in message
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I am not dying for a Camellia, but your picture is stunning. How do you
guys do this frame effect? Is that an Adobe feature?

-Mariana


"Mike Dee" wrote in message
...
Camellia double flowered. White with a hint of pink. Another back-yard
shot.


I'm not Mike Dee, but;

You can add picture frames to your image in several programs I'm aware of.
I use Paint Shop Pro v. 9 and X as well as PS CS3. Both these have adding
picture frames built in.
McG.

"Jane Doe" wrote:

I am not dying for a Camellia, but your picture is stunning. How
do you guys do this frame effect? Is that an Adobe feature?

Thanks, Mariana

Not a feature as such, but I do use Photoshop and for the frames make
heavy use of the masks, the marquee tool and gradient fills. I also use
built-in and 3rd party filters to supplement any effects.

There are packaged framing add-ons for photoshop and other drawing or
paint programs which would likely make it easier but I prefer to
experiment, all hit and miss really ;-)

--
dee

"McG." wrote:

WOnderful Camellia Mike. Great shot :-)

Thanks very much, McG. Cheers.

--
dee

Just checked CS3, and don't see anything for picture frames per se. My bad.
I know that DOES exist in PSP. Surely someone has made a script or action
for generating picture frames for CS?
McG.

"Jane Doe" wrote in message
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I use Adobe CS2, I've been trying to find it all day I don't think that
it's built in.

-M


"McG." wrote in message
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"Jane Doe" wrote in message
news:EXCxi.173$ni6.13@trnddc03...
I am not dying for a Camellia, but your picture is stunning. How do you
guys do this frame effect? Is that an Adobe feature?

-Mariana


"Mike Dee" wrote in message
...
Camellia double flowered. White with a hint of pink. Another back-yard
shot.


I'm not Mike Dee, but;

You can add picture frames to your image in several programs I'm aware
of.
I use Paint Shop Pro v. 9 and X as well as PS CS3. Both these have
adding picture frames built in.
McG.