athletics stadium at homebush bay
by roz

Comment by sherpet:
I love this one Rox..... Almost looks like a newspaper image.

day 9. SEPT B&W. reflected gums
by roz

Comment by CapeSail:
Great editing. It is very dreamlike, another great one Roz. How do you like CS3 so far?

at the local cafe
by roz

Comment by jonfrommk:
Cool image

Reminds me of the stuff a chap used to do for the punk fanzines and magazines when I was younger (God showing my age here)

Congrats on the great finish....A definite OOB and brilliant for it (and I am so glad that it got recognised as such by the voters)

factory in sepia
by roz

Comment by roz:
thankyou so much joe Lowcivicman99and neil walrus451 .. i'll be doing that instead of flattening at the first opportunity .. probably in less than an hour .. !! :)

day 8. SEPT B&W. random guy in car
by roz

Comment by Node:
I gotta say adding that sun has made the photo, I would not have picked it if you hadn't said you added it, but I probably should have.

factory in sepia
by roz

Comment by walrus451:
wonderful processing!! Joe is correct that it's sometimes better to use "stamp visible" so that you can still go back and edit previous layers. but you can skip the "n" in photoshop CS and above...

day 6. SEPT B&W. random dog
by roz

Comment by Jutilda:
Oh roz!!! I love this so much. The dog almost disappears into the sky. nice one. What the hell is a ute?? Utility vehicle? We call that a TRUCK in Texas. rofl

day 6. SEPT B&W. random dog
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
What a fantastic photograph, Roz!! It has this total wild and rugged feel to it. Dog in truck - and the angle is really inspired, as well as your PP (as always). If this were Katee, you would have had to give her steroids - hahaha!!

factory in sepia
by roz

Comment by Dirt_Diver:
Thanks for the info. I noticed that you used the flatten layer method instead of a new stamp.

Instead of flatten layer try this and see if you like it.

(on a pc) hold down SHIFT+CTRL+ALT and tap N then E.

N will create a new layer and E will stamp all the visible layers. That way you don't need to flatten your layers for a new adjustment and gives you the control to edit them even after the fact.

LIVE IN THE MOMENT - nothing is worth more than this day
by roz

Comment by killjoy181:
Great motion capture, good poster.