Colorful surfer girls
Sep 16, 2018 12:06:47 #
AndyH wrote:
Take the sand, leave the canol... err... legs.
Andy
Andy
Andy, I'm good in Photoshop, but NOT that good! lol
Sep 16, 2018 12:08:00 #
cameraf4 wrote:
Almost looks like a T-shirt I once had. Cool PP.
Thanks cameraf4 for the positive response to the photo and PP work.
Sep 16, 2018 12:09:48 #
Jimmy T wrote:
Same comments as before Brent. I really like this new style.
Thanks Jimmy for your kind words about the image. Just so you know this is not a "new" style for me, but I rarely show off my creative PP work.
Sep 16, 2018 12:12:45 #
Sushamilt2 wrote:
I like the brushes you used, but I'm partial to perhaps not putting those brushes on the girls' skin. Just my 2¢.
Ahhhhhhhhh, Sushamilt2........ you are another one of those "purists" huh?!?!? You love the girls skin! I don't blame you! Just so you know this image was created more for "art" purposes than "glamour" purposes!
Sep 16, 2018 13:00:03 #
Another very nice composite Brent - as suggested already, I’d remove the brushwork from the young ladies - and lighten them a little.
Sep 16, 2018 17:40:54 #
magnetoman wrote:
Another very nice composite Brent - as suggested already, I’d remove the brushwork from the young ladies - and lighten them a little.
Ok magnetoman, thanks for the suggestion. Obviously you are not alone! There must be something to it.
Sep 22, 2018 20:23:00 #
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I agree with those who have a problem with the
thing at the bottom. Otherwise it's a cool image.
Concerning the dune at the bottom, I looked at
it with the thing cropped away and the girls legs
just ended too suddenly for no visible reason.
Then I looked at it with about 2/3 of the dune
cropped away. I found that reduced it's visual
distraction to negligible but there was enuf of it
to avoid the "chopped off for no reason" effect
concerning the girls legs which had bugged me
when I had tried cropping out the whole dune.
You can very quickly visualize both croppings
just by using the vertical scroll bar along side
your browser window.
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I agree with those who have a problem with the
thing at the bottom. Otherwise it's a cool image.
Concerning the dune at the bottom, I looked at
it with the thing cropped away and the girls legs
just ended too suddenly for no visible reason.
Then I looked at it with about 2/3 of the dune
cropped away. I found that reduced it's visual
distraction to negligible but there was enuf of it
to avoid the "chopped off for no reason" effect
concerning the girls legs which had bugged me
when I had tried cropping out the whole dune.
You can very quickly visualize both croppings
just by using the vertical scroll bar along side
your browser window.
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