The Boat... Edits & Opinions welcomed
Jan 13, 2013 22:58:05 #
Curtis_Lowe wrote:
quote=flashbackwithtisha quote=flashbackwithtish... (show quote)
Thank you! :lol: I wish it was ours, maybe better that we get the perks without to cost. He hijacked it for the picture. We almost got caught. :D
Jan 13, 2013 23:06:04 #
Curtis_Lowe wrote:
Now is all this attention to detail going to show up on a burned on wood presentation?
flashbackwithtisha wrote:
Thanks for the tip, noticed after I posted the before and afters. Here are my adjustments to the horizon.
Thanks again!
edgorm wrote:
Good suggestions all. The only thing i can add is make the horizon straighter.
Thanks for the tip, noticed after I posted the before and afters. Here are my adjustments to the horizon.
Thanks again!
Now is all this attention to detail going to show up on a burned on wood presentation?
Good question! I think so. It's called a transfer, so you print the picture on thin paper and gel it to the wood and wipe away the paper (long story short) :) attached a sample
Jan 13, 2013 23:08:42 #
Great idea for a gift, I'm sure he will love it. Here's a couple of variasions which may work on wood.
Jan 13, 2013 23:19:16 #
VINNIE_B wrote:
Great idea for a gift, I'm sure he will love it. Here's a couple of variasions which may work on wood.
Great ideas VINNIE B! I am thinking the 2nd one is close to what it will end up looking like. You can make it look as distressed or clean as you like. Thank you for your ideas!
sorry about the copyright,
Jan 14, 2013 00:05:32 #
flashbackwithtisha wrote:
quote=Curtis_Lowe quote=flashbackwithtisha quot... (show quote)
Thats a great story, I have a small boat and think the idea is wonderfull and thoughtfull. I always have to figure in the cost of GAS when I invite family or friends for a day out on the lake on my wifes Boat, at least she claims it is hers. :roll:
Jan 14, 2013 00:12:03 #
Curtis_Lowe wrote:
quote=flashbackwithtisha quote=Curtis_Lowe quot... (show quote)
So true! It's not cheep! Best to let her think what ever she wants. :wink:
Jan 14, 2013 00:16:56 #
flashbackwithtisha wrote:
quote=Curtis_Lowe quote=flashbackwithtisha quot... (show quote)
Good Advice, I know your gift will be well recieved! Cheers.
Jan 14, 2013 01:22:35 #
VINNIE_B wrote:
Great idea for a gift, I'm sure he will love it. Here's a couple of variasions which may work on wood.
By the way, Happy Birthday!
Jan 14, 2013 05:36:33 #
Jan 14, 2013 06:55:34 #
mooseeyes wrote:
quote=wilsondl2 #1 I would flip it so it is goin... (show quote)
I agree. All that is needed is a crop that allows more space in front of the boat than behind.
On the other hand all this might be down to personal taste. :?
Jan 14, 2013 07:09:36 #
jeryh
Loc: Oxfordshire UK
Vote for number two ! Use levels adjustment to darken slightly, and sharpen to 80%.
Jan 14, 2013 07:29:05 #
flashbackwithtisha wrote:
quote=flashbackwithtisha I am working on a retire... (show quote)
I like #3 with the added sky; But all good shots.
Jan 14, 2013 07:31:15 #
[quote=flashbackwithtisha]I am working on a retirement gift for my father-n-law. I plan to take one of these images and transfer it to a large piece of wood. Just curious which one you would use and feel free to edit and show your vision. Be creative! I am about to start editing them all. My vision is more rustic, almost painted on the wood and sanded away. All of the images were taken with 50mm 1.4 at f/9 ISO100 A 1/500
Thanks in advance for your input
What a wonderful idea for a gift - your father-in-law will treasure it. You are getting plenty of good advice here so I won't add more, but please post a picture of the finished product ... And maybe a picture of your father-in-law opening it ;)
Jan 14, 2013 07:54:29 #
flashbackwithtisha wrote:
quote=flashbackwithtisha I am working on a retire... (show quote)
Sky looks good........but the horizon line needs a slight adjustment to the left.
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