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My Image - Your Look: The Fountain RESULTS
Jul 7, 2016 00:28:26 #
From the post My Image - Your Look: Let's Experiment With Editing we challenged you with The Fountain 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.
- The Fountain
Cast your vote here until noon, Saturday PT. 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.
- The Fountain
Cast your vote here until noon, Saturday PT. We'll post the winner soon after and let them decide what goes next! S-
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Jul 9, 2016 01:33:28 #
Great job everyone, and thank you! This weeks winner is Linda From Maine with 2 votes!
Now it's time to pass the torch and find out how it was done with more to follow.
Thank you again!!! S-
Now it's time to pass the torch and find out how it was done with more to follow.
Thank you again!!! S-
Jul 9, 2016 09:42:42 #
Thanks, Steve!
First I cropped to the section of the photo I found to be of most interest. I added a layer of Topaz Simplify watercolor to soften the details and give a more whimsical mood.
A second layer of watercolor was added in multiply mode to make the colors richer and darker.
Then some Nik Color Efex detail extractor and glamour glow to bring back some detail and add selective brightness.
Plopped in my American White Pelican from a "Simplified" version of a shot I took in the canyon recently.
First I cropped to the section of the photo I found to be of most interest. I added a layer of Topaz Simplify watercolor to soften the details and give a more whimsical mood.
A second layer of watercolor was added in multiply mode to make the colors richer and darker.
Then some Nik Color Efex detail extractor and glamour glow to bring back some detail and add selective brightness.
Plopped in my American White Pelican from a "Simplified" version of a shot I took in the canyon recently.
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