Would selective colouring help any?

[LaFoto]

What do you think: could anyone try a selective colouring on this one to only leave Piglet pink? Could that save an otherwise quite bloopery picture, what do you think?

 

[ferny]

First time I've tried something like this. I just duplicated the layer, converted it and then deleted little Piglet on the top layer. Probably a bodge job, but it'll do for now.

 

[LittleMan]

not a bad job at all Ferny! I couldn't have done any better!
I like the selective coloring on this photo btw.

 

[LaFoto]

:hug:: Awww, ferny! :hug::


I like the effect - I thought I might, but can't do it for lack of software.
Actually, I am beginning to like the photo much more now.

Thank you!

 

[surfingfireman]

I am at work so I can't do any editing right now, but I think I would croup down quite a bit as well. Piglet gets pretty lost in the chaos otherwise.

 

[Rob]

Yeah, possibly something like this?

 

[DarkEyes]

Heres my Crack at it. Manually selected the piglet, Seperated it from the B.G., then Turned B.G. to B&W. Adjusted [individually] tones of both the Piglet and B.G., aslo increasing the contrast of the Piglet.

 

[LaFoto]

Thank you so much, all of you!

The entire photo is extremely busy and little Piglet does get all lost in it. I know that. It gets so lost in amongst all those bicycles that when I took the photo, I had no idea that Piglet was there! I only saw it later on my computer screen! No kidding. What I was at was a view through all those bicycle stands, though in the end I was not happy with the result. Then I saw Piglet. Lost in colour - but coming out in pink amongst a black and white surrounding - thanks to you!!!