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| Another one from my "in the mood for pp" session. Three photos mergen in to one image by blending layers with different opacity and blend moodes. Added different filters to different areas to remove the "photo look" and make it look more painted. Just having fun fooling around. I also did this to see if i could make blend boring/bad photos become a more interesting image. You will be the judge. I like playing around in Photoshop adn if i can help anyone with their pp work, just send me a question and i will do my best. Not that i am an expert but i will try to help out :) |
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Hi Zandra,
I like your experiment. Good HPP work, interesting.
Regards,
Iris
its heavy but not to heavey
good composed shot with nice action and colours
interesting action picture
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Hi Zandra..this is interesting and well done. I like the effect and the composition...nice work.
Roger
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Sigh ... I had just written a loooong critique of your Lying with Photoshop photo, complete with philosophical ramblings and high praise; I clicked 'post' and whaddya know, the photo has gone!
Oh well. It was a good one. :)
Rew