Here is my picture taken to show the bees "working" the tardiva hydrangea (hmmm...the bees are not as visible as I had hoped, but there are two on the left).
This is the same image after using the Waterlogue application.
When I retired, the PTO gave me this lovely orchid plant. Don't you love its
light creamy color?
Now you can see it after the app is used.
It's a lot of fun to play with Waterlogue and experiment with their different settings.
Your work could easily become suitable for copying and framing. We've had the app
for a couple of years and paid $2.50. I looked it up and it appears that it's gone up a little
bit to $2.99, but still a bargain! I've used it for people, animals, buildings and plants.