My blue period.
Jan 14, 2012 03:11:06 #
twohorse wrote:
I have not seen photo treatment like the outlined eagle before. I think it is great. One of those "why didn't I think of that?!" moments. Good job.
I enclose two variations of a better one. Thanks, Ivan.
Jan 14, 2012 03:12:57 #
AK Dreamer wrote:
Why not start our own thread and stop hijacking the threads of others. This is against the forum rules. We'd all like to see your photos but not on someone else's thread. If this offends, sorry but that's the way it is...you've been on the forum long enough to know the rules. By the way, I like your flag pic.
William wrote:
BLUE
Why not start our own thread and stop hijacking the threads of others. This is against the forum rules. We'd all like to see your photos but not on someone else's thread. If this offends, sorry but that's the way it is...you've been on the forum long enough to know the rules. By the way, I like your flag pic.
Thank you Bob,Ivan.
Jan 14, 2012 06:04:20 #
Jan 14, 2012 09:36:49 #
I especially like the Blue Moon. Maybe it's because I'm from Kentucky (lol). All pictures are great thou.
Jan 14, 2012 10:28:51 #
Jan 14, 2012 11:20:04 #
I love your work. How about some technical instruction? Was this a filter project or done on your computer?
Jan 14, 2012 14:13:53 #
djmills wrote:
I love your work. How about some technical instruction? Was this a filter project or done on your computer?
The only filters I use with digital cameras is UV or on a special occasion Polarizer. So the blue conversion was done in a PC with Elements6.Thanks, Ivan.
Jan 14, 2012 14:26:25 #
Jan 14, 2012 14:29:51 #
alaskan wrote:
I enclose two variations of a better one. Thanks, Ivan.
twohorse wrote:
I have not seen photo treatment like the outlined eagle before. I think it is great. One of those "why didn't I think of that?!" moments. Good job.
I enclose two variations of a better one. Thanks, Ivan.
how did you get the outline of the eagles? I love all of your pictures and look forward to seeing them as soon as I see your name
Jan 14, 2012 15:36:52 #
Jan 14, 2012 15:38:08 #
alaskan wrote:
The only filters I use with digital cameras is UV or on a special occasion Polarizer. So the blue conversion was done in a PC with Elements6.Thanks, Ivan.
djmills wrote:
I love your work. How about some technical instruction? Was this a filter project or done on your computer?
The only filters I use with digital cameras is UV or on a special occasion Polarizer. So the blue conversion was done in a PC with Elements6.Thanks, Ivan.
Great news! I use Elements 6 also. Any hints to pass along?
Jan 14, 2012 15:43:11 #
AK Dreamer wrote:
Why not start our own thread and stop hijacking the threads of others. This is against the forum rules. We'd all like to see your photos but not on someone else's thread. If this offends, sorry but that's the way it is...you've been on the forum long enough to know the rules. By the way, I like your flag pic.
William wrote:
BLUE
Why not start our own thread and stop hijacking the threads of others. This is against the forum rules. We'd all like to see your photos but not on someone else's thread. If this offends, sorry but that's the way it is...you've been on the forum long enough to know the rules. By the way, I like your flag pic.
Mr Dreamer is correct and from now on will obey the rules
as UHH is my favorite place now and I can only say oops. bv
oh ... if I post then everyone will be free to post their work
Jan 14, 2012 16:22:34 #
Jan 15, 2012 02:48:28 #
catgirl wrote:
how did you get the outline of the eagles? I love all of your pictures and look forward to seeing them as soon as I see your name
alaskan wrote:
I enclose two variations of a better one. Thanks, Ivan.
twohorse wrote:
I have not seen photo treatment like the outlined eagle before. I think it is great. One of those "why didn't I think of that?!" moments. Good job.
I enclose two variations of a better one. Thanks, Ivan.
how did you get the outline of the eagles? I love all of your pictures and look forward to seeing them as soon as I see your name
Elements6, either Filters>Artistic>Poster Edges or Filters>Stylize>Glowing Edges. Thanks, Ivan.
Jan 15, 2012 02:59:49 #
djmills wrote:
Great news! I use Elements 6 also. Any hints to pass along?
alaskan wrote:
The only filters I use with digital cameras is UV or on a special occasion Polarizer. So the blue conversion was done in a PC with Elements6.Thanks, Ivan.
djmills wrote:
I love your work. How about some technical instruction? Was this a filter project or done on your computer?
The only filters I use with digital cameras is UV or on a special occasion Polarizer. So the blue conversion was done in a PC with Elements6.Thanks, Ivan.
Great news! I use Elements 6 also. Any hints to pass along?
It is quite possible you know more about E6 than I do because I am not that proficient with software.I always try to do the photo in the camera, not in a PC. Most of the time my PP is only fine tuning with basic tasks like cropping etc. In another words I know only what I really need to know=minimum. Thanks, Ivan.
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