Month: July 2016
Goodnight Flower
Goodnight Flower
Working With Some Colors…
… can be quite the challenge. There’s this thing called “out-of-gamut” and I can click something in Lightroom to find the colors that are out of gamut: these are colors that won’t print so the printer has to opt for something other than that color. One is to work in LR and figure out how to alter the image so that it will work and get the colors to be what I see. Try as I might, though, I can’t manage to get this particular image to work.
To show you the difference prior to working at all with the color issue just look below!
The top image is what I see on the computer. The bottom is what the printer did with that. Both are pretty, I think, but oh-so-different! (The second isn’t a great shot: it’s just a quick iPhone photo of the card I printed. The colors, though, are true to what I see on the card.)
I’m fairly certain that neither is quite right. I suspect the top is too blue and the bottom too yellow. This image was made, though, back in February and my memory is very faded. (And hey, I’ve made a lovely faded image of these same tulips, in a vertical form, for a dinner invitation. Appropriate, I suppose!)


Goodnight Flower
Goodnight Flower
Goodnight Flower
Goodnight Flower
Happy Monday Morning To You!
It’s countdown time here: in a bit over a week Dan and I head out on a long adventure that includes New York, London, Paris, Heidelberg and the Chianti region of Italy. I am excited, a wee bit nervous, and anticipating a lot of fun with friends and family. We are fortunate to have friends who will house sit the full time, so we can post photos about our travels comfortably.
Between now and our departure I have fifteen students to teach and a number of errands to run. I’m guessing the week will fly by.
Meanwhile, I wish you all a lovely Monday!
Tulip Interior, 2.16.15








