one black and white *one color - same horse
Sep 21, 2011 08:30:52 #
this is a neighbors horse and he is a bit of a clown - enjoy
roger
roger
just his right eye
I call him the laughing horse - he made no sound
Sep 21, 2011 11:01:23 #
Sep 21, 2011 14:27:10 #
I guess the first one doesn't really do much for me. The second is priceless. What a great look on that horses face! I tried a few things with it. Hope you don't mind. I cropped it to eliminate excess background and then blurred the background to put all attention onto the wonderful laughing horse. I did levels, contrast, color on the whole photo. I then sharpened only the horse.
original photo
edited photo
Sep 21, 2011 16:03:40 #
cool works for me mom - did you do that with photo shop?
can i share something with just you - this horse is the reason i asked the question i did about God havind a hand in the photography- why ? because this horse never made a sound - he just started to do his mouth really funny as i watched and I pulled the camera up and missed the first one and then he did it again and i got it - and he continued to do it some more and the first thing i though of was the Father and how he loves me so much - ok there it is
thanks
roger
can i share something with just you - this horse is the reason i asked the question i did about God havind a hand in the photography- why ? because this horse never made a sound - he just started to do his mouth really funny as i watched and I pulled the camera up and missed the first one and then he did it again and i got it - and he continued to do it some more and the first thing i though of was the Father and how he loves me so much - ok there it is
thanks
roger
Sep 21, 2011 16:19:35 #
I used Adobe Photoshop elements 9 ( different than photoshop). What I did was almost all on 'auto mode' where you just hit a button for each step and it applies the right amount of effect. Very easy program and yet if you want to get complex it's does lots of those things too. Anyway, I know someone who's dog knew how to smile and actually used his smile appropriately! I know, sounds a bit crazy. As with the Dog and the horse only God could have given them the unusual ability to smile like that.
Sep 21, 2011 18:11:38 #
Sep 22, 2011 10:19:43 #
Gregory
Loc: Clinton, Iowa
[quote=mommy115]I used Adobe Photoshop elements 9 ( different than photoshop). What I did was almost all on 'auto mode' where you just hit a button for each step and it applies the right amount of effect. Very easy program and yet if you want to get complex it's does lots of those things too. Anyway, I know someone who's dog knew how to smile and actually used his smile appropriately! I know, sounds a bit crazy. As with the Dog and the horse only God could have given them the unusual ability to smile like that.[/quote
I use Elements 7. I love the Batch edit it does. sometimes i have 1000 photos to edit and get on the website and need it done fast... I shoot MMA (Cage Fighting) and run a website just for the photos of it
www.badboysofmma.com If you want to see what i do
I use Elements 7. I love the Batch edit it does. sometimes i have 1000 photos to edit and get on the website and need it done fast... I shoot MMA (Cage Fighting) and run a website just for the photos of it
www.badboysofmma.com If you want to see what i do
Sep 22, 2011 15:57:37 #
Sep 22, 2011 17:00:28 #
Sep 22, 2011 17:04:04 #
I use the Photo Elements 9 as well, its quite the learning experience, there is the quick fixes but I find they over compensate the pictures. I love the many options you have with it though. As far as the pic. Great shot. You can't plan these kinds they just fall in your lap occasionally!
Sep 23, 2011 03:59:01 #
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