Post Processed Pet (border, title and size rule) Please read all...

Challenge #15 in the The art of images series. Hosted by Mike Ronesia.

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Show us a great photo of a pet or pets that has been modified in post. This series is about creativity with both the camera and computer so anything goes. ADDITIONAL RULES APPLY, PLEASE READ COMPLETELY!

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Announced:

Saturday, 14th April, 2012 (GMT)

Submissions:

Saturday, 21st April, 2012 – Friday, 27th April, 2012 (GMT)

Voting:

Saturday, 28th April, 2012 – Friday, 4th May, 2012 (GMT)

Processing rules:

MUST BE EXACTLY 900 pixels in height and can be any width.
BORDER on image is required.
TITLE on image is required.
NO watermarks.
Post processing free for all, anything goes.

Capture date rules:

No restrictions.

Additional rules:

Please feel free to share your work flow so others might learn from you. This is not a rule and you don't have to, but it might help some of us improve our skills. :)
Some of these turn out very cool and would make a great large print so I recommend doing all your work with a full size image and only reducing it to fit the challenge after you have saved the full size one. That way if you ever want to print it larger you can.

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Monty

by Serenoa

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Monty - named after Monty Python - in a contemplative mood.

Camera:	Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2
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Submitted:	Monday, 23rd April, 2012 18:14 (GMT)
Taken:	Tuesday, 12th April, 2011
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Aperture:	F2.8
ISO:	100
Notes:	Processed in Photoshop Elements 10 using "threshold adjustment" to separate into 4 laners of dark, 2 midtones, and light. Clipped the text to one of the midtone layers and the blue to another layer. Adjusted the transparency on the original photo (which was background layer) and some of the other layers for effect. Then created the frame using 2 grey layers and the bevel tool on the top grey layer with the rectangle shape cut-out.
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Galleries:	View this photo in Serenoa's gallery

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