Which one?
Apr 25, 2013 12:08:57 #
3 OOBs (Out Of Bounds) images I created with some photos from a recent visit to South Africa, I am somehow hooked on this post editing idea, responsibility is with Ugly Hedgehog forum, because this has been the first place I had seen any of them before, just cant stop playing around with my images on the PC.
Springbok
Looking up
Blue Starling
Apr 25, 2013 12:16:07 #
GarryBB wrote:
3 OOBs (Out Of Bounds) images I created with some photos from a recent visit to South Africa, I am somehow hooked on this post editing idea, responsibility is with Ugly Hedgehog forum, because this has been the first place I had seen any of them before, just cant stop playing around with my images on the PC.
Garry you choose well, these three work really great, like them
Apr 25, 2013 12:24:33 #
Superb PP, and each one is stunning, do you have more? The colouring is great,too, and I can see that owl coming right into my room, Cheers, Jean.
Apr 25, 2013 13:32:18 #
GarryBB wrote:
3 OOBs (Out Of Bounds) images I created with some photos from a recent visit to South Africa, I am somehow hooked on this post editing idea, responsibility is with Ugly Hedgehog forum, because this has been the first place I had seen any of them before, just cant stop playing around with my images on the PC.
GarryBB- I like'em All but #(2) the Most! :thumbup:
Apr 25, 2013 13:35:59 #
First one has a classic look, magazine-like allure. The parrot with good copy could be used in an a of some kind .
Apr 25, 2013 13:50:17 #
Jean likes the owl, while Bubu is drawn to the parrot. Me, I am off to the eye doctor. . .but, enough of the ID game.
Your OOB work is absolutly plum wonderful. Your choice of images, and how you handle the OOB treatment is stunning.
Your OOB work is absolutly plum wonderful. Your choice of images, and how you handle the OOB treatment is stunning.
Apr 25, 2013 14:09:35 #
mooseeyes wrote:
Jean likes the owl, while Bubu is drawn to the parrot. Me, I am off to the eye doctor. . .but, enough of the ID game.
Your OOB work is absolutly plum wonderful. Your choice of images, and how you handle the OOB treatment is stunning.
Your OOB work is absolutly plum wonderful. Your choice of images, and how you handle the OOB treatment is stunning.
Hah Hah, love your sense of humour Mooseeyes, but save the eye test, its my fault, I should have perhaps explained, No 2 is a Gyr Falcon and in the original photo I snapped him as he caught his prey on the ground, however there was also a Lanner Falcon circling overhead and he was looking up, keeping a eye on him.
Thankyou very much for your kind comments
Apr 25, 2013 14:12:48 #
Nancy J wrote:
Superb PP, and each one is stunning, do you have more? The colouring is great,too, and I can see that owl coming right into my room, Cheers, Jean.
Thankyou Nancy J for your very kind comments, and yes I have more, I will put them up later, and No2 is actually a Gyr Falcon and because he is looking up in the air the image can look a bit confusing.
Apr 25, 2013 14:24:34 #
Love them all! I have never tried this technique. How do you start, or do you have directions? I would love to try it. Thanks, Wendy
Apr 25, 2013 14:30:19 #
GaryBB I have CS6 on a 30 day trial, and will try and do this, started, then it all shut down, so when I get something, might be brave enough to post here for helpful suggestions and more. I looked on Google for a tutorial, so many, is any one really lots better to use? Cheers, Jean.
Apr 25, 2013 15:19:45 #
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Apr 25, 2013 18:31:44 #
PhotoJoe wrote:
What program did you use??
I used (the old version) Photoshop 7 and Topaz.
Apr 25, 2013 21:24:21 #
did you use topaz for the shadowed corners??
GarryBB wrote:
I used (the old version) Photoshop 7 and Topaz.
Apr 25, 2013 21:33:55 #
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