I was surprised how much the sepia made the chrome pop and my feet fade into the background.

Played a bit with filtering the color so there is only a wee bit of the purple remaining…

It’s amazing how taking the color away makes the design look so much more abstract…they really are blue flowers.

We took this picture last week while we were playing with the Halloween prompt. This week I gave it a bit of a pop–looks a little burlesque-y, doesn’t it?

Played a little with some sheer fabric for a bit of a ghostly image for the holiday…

This is one of my favorite date night bras–it has matching underwear and I love the details. It is purple so I thought I’d just amp up the purple a bit more.

While I love the colors of our floggers and you can see the original picture here, I think they look a bit more terrifying when the color is changed to sepia.

This is an edit of a picture that I took for Snake–I like the B/W version.

This is a really light blue pair with dark blue highlights. But I really like how the purple tint makes it pop.

Can someone hand me a towel?

I know exactly what you thought I was going to write….and maybe I’ll use the O again for that later this month.

Thought I’d have a little fun trying to do a color edit–Snake is usually the wizard with this, but I like how it turned out.