3-jan 2011 each to his/her own. terrific
by roz

Comment:
Maybe she's got indigestion from that hand she just ate

2-jan 2011 each to his/her own. tasty
by roz

Comment:
Then eat it dear Katee.......no just kidding

002 Sycamore leaves
by idp

Comment:
Nice textures in the leaves. Why the 800 ISO?? Was this a really dark day.....I'm inquisitive.

evening
by Lelez

Comment:
Hey Lele, wonderful reflections and colours around the bay. Hope you didn't get caught in the storm.

a curious paradox
by Jutilda

Comment:
I just love your flower shots Judy. Beautiful colours and softness to this.

Brook and Bobby
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Nice composition Waddy. Shame about the ISO eh! Nice subtle in camera processing.

Between Storms
by Germaine

Comment:
I like the detail Germaine in a very simple shot. Lots to look at. How many images did you stitch together?

Crik
by aliqui

Comment:
This is a great restoration Michelle - very surreal

The First Photo
by dahlin

Comment:
Beautiful newborn shot Brian - I do agree with jutilda and roz with regard to the smoothness of the image. The border for me is a little heavy and possibly the vignette could be a little less invasive.

Foxy After
by WriteHeart

Comment:
Hi Julie, cute pup. I agree with everyone else, just wile away the hours playing with PS. A good starting point is to work through and get familiar with all the adjustment layers first. These affect the image as a whole and are the basic tools of any processing. IMO levels, curves and shadow and highlight are three great starting points. don't forget to duplicate your image first so that you are working on a copy and keep the original just in case you need to start again.....on another copy of course. Enjoy...