As they came across the box
by electrolost

Comment:
Wow...51 pictures???...You've concocted a witches' brew. This is full of storytelling.

Day-16.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
Nice shot of Joyah, Charlie. When I start with an overlay that has portions that I know will obstruct the main image, I use either the clone tool or the healing brush to alter it before applying it to the image. (I also save a copy of it in the altered form if it's one that I know I'll use again, especially if the editing took a while.) If you've already applied the overlay, you can still edit out the unwanted areas by selecting just the layer that you'll be working on, and perhaps clicking off other layers to better see what you're doing. Hope this helps. :)

Gourdon
by LevT

Comment:
Subtley, sumptuously, captures the flavor of the region. The light and the colors are beautiful.

day 17. feb 08 overlays. reflections
by roz

Comment:
I like the sense of action here with Katee's positioning and expression, as well as the water splashing up as she runs through. The grunge layer gives the story a dangerous edge.

Beast
by Alicia

Comment:
The myriad of possibilities makes this intriguing. I especially like the silvery, underwater effect.

Message edited by author 2008-02-17 11:49:05.

Old Church
by trevytrev

Comment:
Great pairing of image and textures. Has a bit of a spooky feel.

..
by jdannels

Comment:
Cosmically wonderful. :)

Day-15.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
So wonderfully earthy. Your textures for this are spot on.

wish you were here
by Alicia

Comment:
I really like the original image here and I'd be interested in seeing other versions with the overlays dominating somewhat less. I like what you've done with the texture, but I think that the underlying image gets a bit overwhelmed by it. The small figures on the beach are great.

Roll over...good...now, play dead...
by cgino

Comment:
What a great cat position. Love the shadow.