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Posted by Jerry (Tampa, United States) on 1 March 2007 in Miscellaneous.
The lovely Linda took this image and then we had fun in PS with the Gradient Map....
Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan
Haha, really nice photo, it is looking great after the processing!
1 Mar 2007 10:30am
@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Thanks Alfredo - having fun!
Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium
crazy processing - good to see you (is that you?!)
1 Mar 2007 10:36am
@Jason Kravitz: Thanks Jason - having fun learning the wide world of PS....Yup that's me....
@Craiger: Many thanks Craiger - just having fun with PS!!!
@Srikaanth: Thanks Srikaanth! Very perceptive:-)
Jen from Jessup, United States
That's the picture from your about page! I like the funky processing! Nice job Jerry! :D
1 Mar 2007 11:39am
@Jen: Thanks Jen - I really admire the images turned out my all the people that know what they are doing with PS - I'm just having fun learning...
Nikos from Salonica, Greece
This gradient map is a great technique.I have processed my boat with this and came out really nice!
1 Mar 2007 11:59am
@Nikos: Thanks Nikos - I looked your image of the boat and it was AWESOME!!!!!!!! There is no end to what you can do with PS>>>>>>>>thanks for sharing that one with me - anytime you find a neat effect, I'm always interested in learning more about PS!
Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany
Very creative but I think I still prefer the one posted in your "about" page... ;)
1 Mar 2007 12:01pm
@Manuela Photography: Thanks - experimenting! My wife agrees with you:-)
emarquetti from Itajai, Brazil
Well done! It´s look like as made in metal relief .
1 Mar 2007 12:27pm
@emarquetti: Thanks emarquetti!
Anne from White Rock, Canada
I have to agree with Manuela and Linda - I think you did it to hide the dog hairs on your sleeve, haha! Good cover-up image!
1 Mar 2007 12:39pm
@Anne: Were those from my blond girlfriend or the Labradors????? Linda will be delighted to know she has another ally!
Anne from White Rock, Canada
PS. It also reminds me of the negative images I used to peer at on my easel - when I printed my own from film!
1 Mar 2007 12:44pm
@Anne: Gotcha - I grew up with a Dad that had his own dark room - lots of fun!
@Francis: Thanks Francis - I appreciate the encouragement!
@Dan Meyers: Thanks Dan! I definitely look better distorted! :-)
Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States
I see YOU have been having with PS as well :) Nice effect -- I like the "frame overlay." It's subtle but it makes it look more like "art."
1 Mar 2007 2:25pm
@Ken McCoy: Thanks Ken - been having a ball learning...
Evie Sears from United States
Pretty cool. Sometimes post-processing is just downright fun.
1 Mar 2007 7:20pm
@Evie Sears: Thanks Evie - It's downright consuming! I am really just scratching the surface on PS and really admire all those than can use it to maximize their images!!! Lots of fun learning! Cheers - always enjoy your kind words!
Sidonie from Sydney, Australia
Very attractive - maintaining the fine outlines is the real challenge in this sort of process, and your lines here are so clear, I'm wondering what the netting is for around the tree trunk and garden in the background!
1 Mar 2007 7:25pm
@Sidonie: Thanks Sidonie! I must plead luck on the lines - just learning. The netting is required around protected trees during construction - building new houses across the street and next door....
@Abdullah: Many thanks Abdullah!
@Still: Merci ! Vos remarques gentilles toujours sont appréciées mon ami !
William from Sacramento, United States
A cool effect, I love playing around with photoshop to. Lots to do and learn!
2 Mar 2007 2:51am
@William: Thanks William and you are exactly right about PS!
@M.E.: Hi ME! It's me...having fun with PS!!!
@Ben: Thanks ben - having fun!
@purelysnow: Thanks - it is a lot of fun learning!
Nikon E5600
1/178 second
F/5.2
ISO 50
42 mm (35mm equiv.)