Here is another one of my experiments. I took a shot of lovely cape daisies that grow in front of a library in my town. Gorgeous flowers. Also because they have such pretty shape and clean colour. But I have so many shots of them that I just had to do something else. 

The photos are kind of backwards. Firstly the final product:

![cape daisy edit.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmdkM1EwYGh72b6bfGxGNGkCyVuw3vo7Tfh7p25dUtDsLr/cape%20daisy%20edit.jpg)

I did that from this black and white already slightly edited shot:

![cape daisy bw.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSgv8fGUZ63jRqoQdsvps7AFgPa8mZzzLTbR25q2EMaME/cape%20daisy%20bw.jpg)

And that is the original shot that I started with:

![cape daisy white.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWMALEjrKMC9MjFZM9NNPzGFGPMTrqVAGmEnbgkEXu7TR/cape%20daisy%20white.jpg)

This post is for Luz aka @blacklux and her #TrippyThursdayChallenge.

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Previously on **"How I play with my photos"**:

- [Dragonfly](https://steemit.com/photography/@ewkaw/how-i-play-with-my-photos-part-2-a-dragonfly)
- [Apple blossom](https://steemit.com/photography/@ewkaw/sometimes-i-get-a-little-bit-carried-away)