Rosie explains all about how to make your own color palette even if you don't have photoshop here. Or if you have photoshop you can download her circle grunge palette and follow her directions here.
There are many different ways to do it. I used the colorbar templates that are free at the coffeeshop blog. I chose some colorful photos to play with and here are the results.
The japenese magnolias are just starting to bloom.
Last fall, I captured this little creature. I started to call him a butterfly, but I'm thinking he must be some type of moth. Does anyone know?
My cherries made a very yummy color palette, don't you think?
Yum, the cherry palette makes me long for summer! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the cherry palette! Heading over to Rosie's blog now! :-D
ReplyDeleteyour photos are amazing, deb!
ReplyDeletefantastic colour combination!
have a great week ahead!
These are great! I love seeing color palates from photos.
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite is the bowl of cherries! Though blues with orange-y/coral colors are my favorites!
Beautiful selections!! I can't believe it is already spring!
ReplyDeleteThe third one is amazing!!! Not only I love that photo but the colors too! Great job, Deb!
ReplyDeleteOh Deb thankyou so much for spreading the word about the meme and submitting such wonderful palettes. The colours are just so beautiful together and I could just reach out and touch that magnolia bud - the focus is perfect on it.
ReplyDeleteThat wee chap looks like a moth on the lantana but as I don't know much about your US wildlife I couldn't attempt an ID.........what a beautiful capture especially with the DOF.
Rosie x
These are all great looking palettes. Must go make one for my blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post. I first saw these on pinterest.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing how we can create these with our own images!
Sue from New Bern
lovely! I especially adore the moth picture. Those colors are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove love love these deb!!
ReplyDeleteI love these color palettes! Especially the cherry one. They look so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun challenge. I especially like your first shot, such pretty colors!
ReplyDeletethese are so pretty good job.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Such lovely colors. I need to go and download Rita's action.
ReplyDeleteAnd that moth is pretty colorful for a moth!
Oh yes, the shot of the cherries is amazing in both perspective and COLOR! Gorgeous, Deb!!
ReplyDeleteOur Japanese Magnolia is almost in full bloom! I took some shots yesterday. This challenge sounds really fun too! All your shots are gorgeous as always!
ReplyDeleteOur Japanese Magnolia is almost in full bloom! I took some shots yesterday. This challenge sounds really fun too! All your shots are gorgeous as always!
ReplyDeleteThese are really great. I really love the greens in the pallets of the first two, but my favorite is that last one.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful Deb!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots and colors.
ReplyDeleteOh how fun! These are so bright and cheery!
ReplyDeletebeautiful images! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the color palettes. My favorite is the last one.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way to emphasize color!
ReplyDeleteLove the cherry palette; it's wonderful.
Beautiful shots, love the color palettes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing how we can create these with our own images!
That is so very cool. I'm not sure if I'm at that point yet but I'd like to give this a try at some poin in the near future.
ReplyDeleteSo fun. Thanks for sharing--I joined in for the week!
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is simply stunning, Deb. I mean...wow! The details and sharpness is amazing. I like the cherry shot, too.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove these! Every single one. So warm and uplifting!
ReplyDeleteI love your palettes!
ReplyDeleteAnd your SHS are so cool!
And when I have time I will join your Thursday's T&T
Love the colours, composition and clarity of your first in particular Deb. It's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...love the cherries. I have been meaning to use that download, I always forget about it:)
ReplyDeleteTiffany
Such beautiful captures and love the color palettes even more, so cool!
ReplyDeleteThis challenge was so much fun! :)
ReplyDeleteYour collages looks great!
Oh WOW... seriously, I can't choose my favourite colour pallette. You have done SUCH a good job with these. I Love love love them. thanks for guidelines to on HOW TO.
ReplyDeleteJennie. xx
just logged onto Kuler now... its an impressive program -- just gotta learn how to use it now. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSorry to bother you again.... Can I ask how you got the colour swatches underneath your photo?
ReplyDeleteJennie. x
Very delicate. The middle one is like a mystery place one would want to get in to and take a look around.
ReplyDeleteI love these, and I can't wait to join this link-up! :) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I think the cherries are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteNice job! It looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, all my favorite colors in the first one!!
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to teach me how to do this!
Hope you have a blessed day. I miss you Deb♥
The cherries, oh my goodness the cherry shot!! Sell that gem and it will appear in a gazillion peoples kitchens to be sure!!!!
ReplyDeletethese are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots!! This seems like a fun premise! Will have to try to link up next week.
ReplyDeleteOooooooooooo- I love this!!!! I may have to add a new weekly bit of fun to my editorial calendar. Beautiful job Deb!!!!!
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