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Why aren't my l shots imbedded. i am copying-pasting directly from the link with no - semi-colon.
Buzz
 


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Chris
 
Vernon D Rainwater said:
Buzzman said:
don't know if you will like this ornot??
Buzz
If the photo isn't imbedded just l click on the" medium "or "large"
linkl to pic
http://buzzman.smugmug.com/gallery/1576384/1/77957116
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I believe the reason it is not embedded is that you you need to
have .jpg immediately at the end of your link.



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Vernon...
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I clicked and posted before completing my thought. I am NOT familiar with smugmug which may be different from Pbase.
Someone will probably help with this that uses smugmug.
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Vernon...
 
You need to copy the url for the size of photo you want to link to under the "Share a single photo?" area of your smugmug account. In this case I copied the url next to medium>


Buzzman said:
Why aren't my l shots imbedded. i am copying-pasting directly from
the link with no - semi-colon.
Buzz
Click to expand...
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Sam
 
so, i really liked some other people's tries, especially the grain, which i also used on my try.

workflow:
  • shadow/higlight to balance the image
  • b&w conversion using hue/saturation method
  • level adjustment to increase contrast
  • paint with light technique for the vignette, table, face, etc
  • added gray with a grey overlay layer.
hope you like it.

 
adding some steps to the previous workflow:
  • sharpened the original photo a whole lot
  • copy merged of the result without the grain and motion blurred it, masked the central area, reapllied the grain
  • strenghtened the intensity of the vignete on the left side.
i think it looks better now =)

 


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badui bourizk
 
I couldn't decide, so I added some noise where I liked it and took it out where I didn't.

I basically worked on the color image first to get it where I liked it. (Hue/Sat layers, PWL, cloning, etc.) Then added a duplicate on top and set it to Hard Light. On top of that I have a Channel Mixer and Brightness/Contrast layers, then the noise layer.

Full sized PSD is available but pretty large. (I grabbed the original from PBase)



Hope you like it.
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Chefziggy
http://www.pbase.com/chefziggy

 
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