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I'm starting to go through my image files that have been earmarked to throw out and seeing if any of my "trash" photos were salvagable. Here's one that had "throw me out please" written all over it
before



and after



So, now I'm finding a lot of fun in those worthless images, figuring I can't do any worse by them.........I hope :)
Marlene
http://www.thedigitalspectrum.com
 
Marlene DeGrood said:
I'm starting to go through my image files that have been earmarked
to throw out and seeing if any of my "trash" photos were
salvagable. Here's one that had "throw me out please" written all
over it
before
http://genji.image.pbase.com/u20/marlenedegrood/upload/12222488.keepoutbefore .>
and after
http://genji.image.pbase.com/u20/marlenedegrood/upload/12222491.Keepoutafter .>
So, now I'm finding a lot of fun in those worthless images,
figuring I can't do any worse by them.........I hope :)
Marlene
http://www.thedigitalspectrum.com
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--this is fun. i really like your picture. I have been sorting out my pre digital photos and my pre PS7 photos. I keep editing pics. Cropping, curves etc . at this rate i will nevere get to put them on cds.
Vera
 
Marlene great save. You never know unless you save it and look at it at a later date then play with it in the digital darkroom. I love this.

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I really like what you did with that pic. Did you use the Hayes Island effect or another technic?
Big Bear1 said:
Marlene great save. You never know unless you save it and look at
it at a later date then play with it in the digital darkroom. I
love this.

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BIG BEAR
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Now that is some great PS work....really looks good

thanks for sharing,

Bud
Marlene DeGrood said:
I'm starting to go through my image files that have been earmarked
to throw out and seeing if any of my "trash" photos were
salvagable. Here's one that had "throw me out please" written all
over it
before



and after



So, now I'm finding a lot of fun in those worthless images,
figuring I can't do any worse by them.........I hope :)
Marlene
http://www.thedigitalspectrum.com
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bud guinn
sony.nikon
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boldent2000 said:
I really like what you did with that pic. Did you use the Hayes
Island effect or another technic?
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This was just done with render lighting, curves, cloning, hue/sat, flood filter, more cloning to wrap the water towards the back and then placing the image on a blank layer, adding a drop shadow set to 0-36-5, before cutting out the wall to create the fence look with a little dimension to it. The moon image was placed under the "keep out" layer. Then I traced around the moon scene with the lasso to keep the image the same as what's showing through the fence, copied and pasted it on top of the "keep out" layer, then rotated it 180 degrees, flipped it , then moved it to the water and used blend mode overlay to make it blend in and look like a reflection. As I recall.......I think that's it. Lots of fun!
Marlene
http://www.thedigitalspectrum.com
 
Marlene DeGrood said:
boldent2000 said:
I really like what you did with that pic. Did you use the Hayes
Island effect or another technic?
Click to expand...
This was just done with render lighting, curves, cloning, hue/sat,
flood filter, more cloning to wrap the water towards the back and
then placing the image on a blank layer, adding a drop shadow set
to 0-36-5, before cutting out the wall to create the fence look
with a little dimension to it. The moon image was placed under the
"keep out" layer. Then I traced around the moon scene with the
lasso to keep the image the same as what's showing through the
fence, copied and pasted it on top of the "keep out" layer, then
rotated it 180 degrees, flipped it , then moved it to the water and
used blend mode overlay to make it blend in and look like a
reflection. As I recall.......I think that's it. Lots of fun!
Marlene
http://www.thedigitalspectrum.com
Click to expand...
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bud guinn
sony.nikon
http://www.pbase.com/budguinn/root
DPReview, PBase supporter
 
Marlene DeGrood said:
I'm starting to go through my image files that have been earmarked
to throw out and seeing if any of my "trash" photos were
salvagable. Here's one that had "throw me out please" written all
over it
before
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Wow
VERY nice work
expert professional quality.
 
I like it very much. I do that with my so so pictures and get great looking motivs for cards.... My son would love yours to put on his door!

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The best way to convince a fool is to let it have its way.
 
Marlene,

Great images. You are an artist after my own heart. Sometimes I feel guilty when using PS7 to manipulate images. But, as you love it, so do I. Keep up the good work.
Tom Judd
 
Marlene,

Thanks for the head-up about flood. I went and downloaded it.....WOW! I will be paying to keep that little jewel of a program. I spent all evening adding water to everthing....so much fun. Here is one that I did.



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Ed G.
Longview, Tx.
 
Ed....you really are having way to much fun with this stuff.....I knew we shouldn't let you see flood....it is just to cool.

very nicely done.

bud
Ed Gilmore said:
Marlene,
Thanks for the head-up about flood. I went and downloaded
it.....WOW! I will be paying to keep that little jewel of a
program. I spent all evening adding water to everthing....so much
fun. Here is one that I did.



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My Galleries
http://www.pbase.com/edg
Ed G.
Longview, Tx.
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bud guinn....FCAS charter member
sony.nikon
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