My Image-Your Look - Icelandic Farm Scene RESULTS
Apr 27, 2017 23:13:25 #
From the post My Image - Your Look: Let's Experiment With Editing we challenged you with Icelandic Farm Scene and made some wonderful edits.
Now it's your turn to vote! Before you do though, look at the original and decide what works best for it from the images below.
- Icelandic Farm Scene
Cast your vote here until midnight, Saturday ET. We'll post the winner soon after and let them decide what goes next! S-
Now it's your turn to vote! Before you do though, look at the original and decide what works best for it from the images below.
- Icelandic Farm Scene
Cast your vote here until midnight, Saturday ET. We'll post the winner soon after and let them decide what goes next! S-
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Apr 30, 2017 10:02:07 #
Great job everyone, and thank you! This week's winner is Linda From Maine in a three-way tie with 2 votes!
- in the event of a tie the first to submit will win
Now it's time to pass the torch and find out how it was done with more to follow.
Thank you again!!! S-
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- in the event of a tie the first to submit will win
Now it's time to pass the torch and find out how it was done with more to follow.
Thank you again!!! S-
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Apr 30, 2017 10:53:25 #
The early-bird submission and an anonymous voter in addition to Neil...thank you!
Here is a screen print:
PS Elements 13, Nik Collection, Topaz Detail.
I tried to move the sheep several ways, finally settled on a rectangular selection box (copy/paste puts it in its own layer), then lots of erasing around the newly positioned family + cloning and spot healing brush for where it used to be.
Nik Viveza for more structure, Nik Color Efex graduated neutral density filter to darken sky, Topaz Detail "dreamy" for softer look, more saturation with sunlight and brilliance/warmth filters via Nik Color Efex. Last layer (top) is a way I learned on UHH to dodge/burn: new layer - overlay mode - low opacity (8 - 10% usually) soft brush using white and black in areas I want to lighten or darken.
Thank you!
Here is a screen print:
PS Elements 13, Nik Collection, Topaz Detail.
I tried to move the sheep several ways, finally settled on a rectangular selection box (copy/paste puts it in its own layer), then lots of erasing around the newly positioned family + cloning and spot healing brush for where it used to be.
Nik Viveza for more structure, Nik Color Efex graduated neutral density filter to darken sky, Topaz Detail "dreamy" for softer look, more saturation with sunlight and brilliance/warmth filters via Nik Color Efex. Last layer (top) is a way I learned on UHH to dodge/burn: new layer - overlay mode - low opacity (8 - 10% usually) soft brush using white and black in areas I want to lighten or darken.
Thank you!
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