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trekker2k said:
Peano,

What you did made a great picture awesome! In my eyes at least.

Can you explain what you did to get this effect?
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Thanks. I added a hue/sat adjustment layer, turned the lightness down to -60, then painted with black to bring back the brightness of the leaves and the foreground subjects.
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~ Peano
 
Hope this works...some great takes here..

Best wishes

Ray

 
I dont think so... maybe a little dirty because they were playing on the rocks=) This was not a planned photo at all... I was photographing my other child playing in the stream and turned around and that is what they were doing, so I didnt pay all that much attention to the dirt on her pants=)
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Jamie K.
From the lovely Va. Beach!!
http://www.jamskes.smugmug.com
 
Great shot.

First rendition in color has Paint With Light and Dave Jaseck's Midnight Gold action applied where it brought out some interesting colors in the water in the foreground.

This image has a lot of contrast and a lot of tones so I thought perhaps it might look good as black and white as well, converted from the first shot without the Midnight Gold.
Thanks.
Regards,
Bill




jamskes said:
I believe this one has potential... Lets see some ideas=)



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Jamie K.
From the lovely Va. Beach!!
http://www.jamskes.smugmug.com
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