Sunset Bow (16x20)
by Neil

Comment by Judith Polakoff:
I agree with scalvert, one of the best on this site and now on my favorites list. Just gorgeous!

Boy Fish
by Neil

Comment by Fibonacci:
In my opinion, this is the finest image that I've seen anywhere on this site. You have moved the art of photography to a new level. Words simply fail me. Well done Neil.
Bob

Tulip
by Neil

Comment by scalvert:
Yeah, that's really a great shot. I'm guessing that your score suffered from the painterly quality- it looks like it was run through a watercolor filter or something. This is one of those shots that gets killed for assumptions that aren't true. If the voters could see the first paragraph of your comments, this likely would have made the top ten.

Sunset Bow (16x20)
by Neil

Comment by scalvert:
This is without doubt one of the finest photos on the entire DPC site.

Glacier Point Driftwood 2
by Neil

Comment by soup:
well it's a nice photo - very pretty.
as far as the driftwood goes, what if you masked the entire shoreline area ( grass, and rocks ) including the driftwood, and sort of dodged outward from the area you want to lighten most. would be easier to mask the larger are - than just the details of the wood.

i did a quick mask, quick edit

i also burned the foreground a tad to dull some of the clutter on the shore.


Message edited by author 2004-10-11 14:05:49.

Sunset Bow (16x20)
by Neil

Comment by graphicfunk:
A great marine mood setter with delicate pastel colors.

Observe!
by Neil

Comment by jaredldr:
Absolutely stunning photo...now one of my favorites

Boy Fish
by Neil

Comment by sfalice:
This is an exciting use of Photoshop. I tried to do something like this a while back with limited success. So, I'll try your method. Thanks for posting it. And yes, this is a fine "drawing"...

Sunset Bow (16x20)
by Neil

Comment by dartompkins:
This is absolutely beautiful.

Glacier Point Driftwood 2
by Neil

Comment by Skip:
while i find this shot beautiful (and am both appreciative of your taking me there and, at the same time, jealous), as a print, i find the driftwood here a distraction.