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Beauty in Motionby sfmorrisComment by Skip: nice work. wish you had corrected your horizon, though; that tilted fence really takes away from the image. |
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Beauty in Motionby sfmorrisComment by Brad: A deeper, richer green would really make this change in richness.
Easy way to make the grass greener, is to make a new layer via copy, then in the Hue/Saturation adjustments, go to the Yellow, slide the Hue to the right a bit, maybe 10%, increase teh saturation a touch, and drop the lightness down a bit. That will effectively change the yellowish grass to a richer green. Use your eraser tool carefully and erase back any areas you didn't want changed, such as the yellows that are in the horse's colors, then flatten the image.
Hope this helps. |
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