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    Default Fun with photos

    Thank-you Raven that looks good, i use photobucket but must use the wrong settings as i always get large pictures.

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    Smile Tree lights - Scrabster

    Trees made of light, just hanging around in Scrabster
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    lovin your "moon struck" pic raven its brill.
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    Smile Pretty good

    Quote Originally Posted by Scout View Post
    Hello Scout, that's so good it's almost believable.
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    Interesting image. (If it was me . . . . )

    . . . . . Copy the reflection layer and flipped it vertically (and move up to the top of the existing water), then created a blend mask to make the new layer fade out as it goes up (bear with me). Then create another mask using the car image, reverse this selection, and cut (so you now only have a copy of the reflections over the car surface). Then change the blending mode to something like screen etc. (probably also reduce this layers transparency value).

    All this would then hopefully give the impression of the water reflection light bouncing over the car body/wheels to add to the realism of the image. (Its a subtle little deatil that might "sell" the shot better.

    Here's my rough stab at this (all without the use of the original image/files layers)

    All the world's a stage and we are merely players . . . . .
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    Sorry if I sound thick but I cant see the difference between my one and your one

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    Smile Scrabster.....

    It has taken me all day to change this to the right format to transfer.


    I can't work out how I did this photo, but I'm quite pleased with it.
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    It's great psyberyeti now you have to go back and repeat the exercise until you know how you did it then tell me

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    Mmmm - As they say "the devil's in the detail".

    I'm not saying my effort is a complete success (the water line needs some Z axis attention - ie the water line is completely linear and the vehicle has parts that would be more forward than others etc!!)

    I also didn't have access the files various layers etc. etc.

    PS: Look closely at the numbers (22) and the chrome wheels . . . . .

    All I was trying to say was that the water (and the reflections in the water) would be reflected back onto the car and was trying to simulate this to make the image look more realistic. (to me it is presently very false/artificial looking)

    Sorry if I've not conveyed this idea too well.
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    Psyberyeti,
    Yes, very nice work. I do like the look.

    Keep it up, you'll crack photoshop
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deemac View Post
    Psyberyeti,
    Yes, very nice work. I do like the look.

    Keep it up, you'll crack photoshop
    I'm not sure. I just keep prodding buttons until I see something I like. Hopefully, I will be able to plan what I do someday, but it seems very far off at the moment. Some times it is easier just to use Picassa (which you put me on to and for which I am very grateful). That's an excellent, simple tool when you need it just for tweaks and straightening.

    I liked your idea on the reflection tweak on the car. It just takes it that bit further.
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    Here are a few more fun pic

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    @ Psyberyeti, well spotted with the water trees :-)
    @ Scout, it might look even better when you would have choosen a white background to go with it??? Clever pagecurl effect though!

    Here is one I prepared earlier ;-))

    I called it: "Harvest Moon" I know, I know.... I have got this moon thing going on :-)

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    Hi Raven I love it you can almost touch it I know what to call this moon farm lol

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    "In awe..." Of course she wasnt there :-))

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    And yet again.... another moon :-)))

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven View Post
    And yet again.... another moon :-)))

    Ah, excellent, but I think it needs to be a witch on a broomstick rather than a knight on horse. I dream of being able to do things like this.

    My mother in-law could not go out one halloween - I took the sparkplug out of her broomstick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven View Post
    Here I had a wee play with the pics for a contest and it got an award ;-)



    Its called "Moon struck"
    I recently seen some doc. that said photographers were staging their photos, at a cost of well over $10,000 + its totally changed my ideas of photography.

    Thats why this picture is ace, tell me how u did it?
    Last edited by roblovesplastic; 28-Jan-08 at 21:45. Reason: canny spell

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven View Post
    "In awe..." Of course she wasnt there :-))

    She's saying "Where's the moon? My dad says some bar steward has stolen it".


    or "What mountain"

    or "It's a bit of a grey day"

    or "All they way out here and I have to stand in a pile of elephant poo!"

    or the dreaded "Change nappy now!!"

    or..., oh I can't think of anymore, but there must be loads of captions for this photo.
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