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No flowers? No blue skies during winter season? No problem! In this tipster, you can come up with colorful photos by using colored paper!
Here you’ll learn how to put a heart or other illustrations on colored papers.
Step 1: Place the color papers on a flat surface, arrange them as you like and shoot. Step 2: Rewind the film and reload it into your camera. Step 3: Take photos again!
Gradated color papers changed the cloudy sky into blue sky! You can also cut the paper into a round shape and add a smiling face, too! You are the only one who can change the ordinary neighborhood into an extraordinary colorful world! Let’s go shooting now!
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!!!!! Woah! I was thiinking I couldn't find anything to take pictures of
So I was losing inspiration! But now I'm going to do this! I have a LOT
Of coloured papers! Did u shoot this inside or outside though?
I loves the pictures! Good idea! <3
Thank you all for your nice comments and likes. I'm very happy that you liked this tipster.
Please let me know if yos try this. I'd love to see your photo.
I tried something similar doing a double exposure with a photo of my boyfriend over the top of a photo of a brick wall that had been painted in different block colours. It didn't quite pop like these. great photos!
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17 comments
asharnanae
oooh nice idea :)
jezzyjung
nice pictures
kiri-girl
lovely pics and great idea!
dearjme
Aww sweet!
aleintheskywithdiamonds
paappraiser
excellent!
ucinz
cute thing! :)
liquorice
Nice tipster!
flykiwii
!!!!! Woah! I was thiinking I couldn't find anything to take pictures of
So I was losing inspiration! But now I'm going to do this! I have a LOT
Of coloured papers! Did u shoot this inside or outside though?
I loves the pictures! Good idea! <3
renenob
lovely idea!
usha_berg
Chic idea! Everything is simple and clear! A great result!
naomiveda
catfordst
Thank you all for your nice comments and likes. I'm very happy that you liked this tipster.
Please let me know if yos try this. I'd love to see your photo.
Have a happy new year!
gvelasco
Great tipster.
catfordst
Thank you!
freyfrey
I tried something similar doing a double exposure with a photo of my boyfriend over the top of a photo of a brick wall that had been painted in different block colours. It didn't quite pop like these. great photos!
catfordst
Thanks, feryfrey!
Your idea sounds nice! I would definitely like to see the photos you took!