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Business Tour (rework)
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Uploaded: 10/31/07 1:38 AM GMT
Business Tour (rework)
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Thanks goes to Sayed (sahadk), for allowing me to use his image Business Tour , for this manipulation. Please let me know what you think, or if you have any suggestions. For more of Sayed's wonderful works, you may visit his gallery here . Views and comments are always appreciated :) Lori
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::cynlee
10/31/07 3:49 AM GMT
I like it a lot. What did Sayed say? You really isolated the wonderful color of the main subject(s) in this shot. Well done.
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I loved this shot from the first time I saw it and I think that you've added even more interest to it...excellent rework...good on both of you.
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Oh this is sooooooooo pretty. I WISH I KNEW how to do this. They grayscale and touches of colour. I cannot figure out HOW to do that. I have tried, but my PSP stumps me at times. If you ever get a chance would you mind sending me a note and letting me know how you do this? It's really nice. Verena
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Ok, let's see if I can get this straight in my mentally depleted state ...
First, nice work here overall. The creative choices you made, I applaud and serve well to separate your take from the original and add some value to the image.
Caveats?
If I may ... isolating the focal subjects via colour separation accomplishes quite a bit of the creative objective I perceive, and as a consequence I personally might have toned down the vignetting effect a tad. Just my personal opinion.
Some suggestions ... uhm, looks like a pretty straight forward masking job?
Kidding, on the straw ... or whatever the material is on the cart overflowing ... as well as the horns of the beast of burden ... you can selectively 'paint' back in some of that if the masking falls a little short.
Go to "Image" >> "Adjustments" >> "Replace Colour" ... make sure 'Image' is checked ... and then using the eye dropper tool look for a good colour match for the area you are going to be working on ... selecting a small brush ... 'paint' back in some of those areas. Changing the blending mode et al as you see fit.
Really helps to be zoomed in when doing so ... and a very small brush.
Kind of a quick fix method if the area is not too obtrusive and you are tired of cutting masks.
Just some thoughts and suggestions, 'tis all.
I want to use the word 'nostalgic' here ... for the mood and feel I perceive ... kicked up with your colour separation to modernize the image.
Interesting ... in a good way of course. :o)
Good work ... well worth the revisit, methinks. And but of course, thanks for sharing those efforts and your creative vision.
First, nice work here overall. The creative choices you made, I applaud and serve well to separate your take from the original and add some value to the image.
Caveats?
If I may ... isolating the focal subjects via colour separation accomplishes quite a bit of the creative objective I perceive, and as a consequence I personally might have toned down the vignetting effect a tad. Just my personal opinion.
Some suggestions ... uhm, looks like a pretty straight forward masking job?
Kidding, on the straw ... or whatever the material is on the cart overflowing ... as well as the horns of the beast of burden ... you can selectively 'paint' back in some of that if the masking falls a little short.
Go to "Image" >> "Adjustments" >> "Replace Colour" ... make sure 'Image' is checked ... and then using the eye dropper tool look for a good colour match for the area you are going to be working on ... selecting a small brush ... 'paint' back in some of those areas. Changing the blending mode et al as you see fit.
Really helps to be zoomed in when doing so ... and a very small brush.
Kind of a quick fix method if the area is not too obtrusive and you are tired of cutting masks.
Just some thoughts and suggestions, 'tis all.
I want to use the word 'nostalgic' here ... for the mood and feel I perceive ... kicked up with your colour separation to modernize the image.
Interesting ... in a good way of course. :o)
Good work ... well worth the revisit, methinks. And but of course, thanks for sharing those efforts and your creative vision.
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