You started with very nice shots and took them to another level. Nice work!
UTMike wrote:
You are so darn creative, Buck! Thanks for sharing.
๐๐ Thank You Mike, delighted you enjoyed them, and youโre very welcome !!!
UTMike wrote:
You are so darn creative, Buck! Thanks for sharing.
Thank You Mike, I appreciate it !! and you're very welcome, happy to share
flip1948 wrote:
Really works well on the bokeh in the bird shot...very nice.
Thank You very much, Delighted you enjoyed them !!!
Cwilson341 wrote:
You started with very nice shots and took them to another level. Nice work!
Thank You very much Carol, I appreciate it !!! Delighted you enjoyed them
Gorgeous images Uncle Buck - you're making me want to try the oil paint filter now!
What Bruce said--interesting effect.
yssirk123 wrote:
Gorgeous images Uncle Buck - you're making me want to try the oil paint filter now!
Thank You Bill, I used a youtube tutorial on oil paintings from photoshop cafe. I've always enjoyed processing some of my shots this way. Glad You enjoyed it. I've put the link to that video below. Thanks Again !!!
https://photoshopcafe.com/make-oil-painting-photo-photoshop-tutorial/
Thank You very much Mike, delighted you enjoyed them !!! And I appreciate the 4
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jaymatt wrote:
What Bruce said--interesting effect.
Thank You John, I appreciate it
!!
A fine collection of some very unique subjects! #2 of the bird with the "Painterly" effect is quite nice and a good use of the filter! Thanks for sharing!
tommystrat wrote:
A fine collection of some very unique subjects! #2 of the bird with the "Painterly" effect is quite nice and a good use of the filter! Thanks for sharing!
Thank You very much Tommy, I appreciate it !! ๐๐ And youโre very welcome, happy to share
I love the 2nd image the most .....wow. Very well done. Than you.
UncleBuck wrote:
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Great images Unc, but I can't quite see the Oil paint effect.
Here's a tip I discovered. Reduce the image size real small and apply the effect. It will be stronger. Then res the image back up afterward. Purists will say, 'But that degrades my image!' Yes, but what the hell do you think the oil paint filter does anyway? You know photography is an art and a science.
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