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07/11/2005 12:39:40 AM · #1
... and all over Wasaga Beach.

I'd like to hear some comments on what I did on the weekend!


07/11/2005 03:10:07 AM · #2
Love the first one, the next two are nice, I would like to see "Pedros" in color, "new threads" and "forgetting" are a little dark, but interesting. I know you know you're good, Joey! :)
07/11/2005 02:30:12 PM · #3
Originally posted by kpriest:

a little dark, but interesting.

What else is new 8-)
07/11/2005 02:34:42 PM · #4
Originally posted by Joey Lawrence:

Originally posted by kpriest:

a little dark, but interesting.

What else is new 8-)

lol...left a comment on "The Scavenger."
edit:
also commented on Tide.

hehe--edit again:
I see that I've been quoted in your profile! Teehee...I feel so special now. ;)

Message edited by author 2005-07-11 14:38:26.
07/11/2005 06:28:33 PM · #5
Originally posted by christie3:


I see that I've been quoted in your profile! Teehee...I feel so special now. ;)


I knew you'd eventually notice it. :-p

Anyone else have any comments or suggestions?
07/11/2005 06:32:19 PM · #6
I like the processing you did on the 'dark ones' - could you tell me what you did?
07/11/2005 07:09:33 PM · #7
Originally posted by Prof_Fate:

I like the processing you did on the 'dark ones' - could you tell me what you did?

I desaturated them, did lots of dodging and burning, adjusted contrast up very high and then a very large unsharp mask to get that neat effect. I also added that sepia tone with the color balance. A little bit of grain was also added for atmosphere.

Edit: Oh jaa, I also forgot. I made a seperate layer and darkened. Then I used the eraser brush to paint back the people. This brought more attention to them.

Message edited by author 2005-07-11 19:10:41.
07/11/2005 11:11:04 PM · #8
Originally posted by Joey Lawrence:

Originally posted by christie3:


I see that I've been quoted in your profile! Teehee...I feel so special now. ;)


I knew you'd eventually notice it. :-p


Yup. Actually, I noticed it yesterday, I think it was, but didn't think I should be so annoying as to actually PM you just to gloat over the fact that I'd been quoted. :)
Now that I've been officially quoted, I feel ...eloquent or something. lol Watch out everyone, I'll start using 10 syllable words pretty soon. ;p

Interesting editing details, too. I think I might have to steal some of those sometime soon. :) Do you use PS or PSP? 'Cuz the only grain I can add in PSP looks totally fake, but your grain looks very nice and authentic. Hm. Maybe I should use PS more often, like maybe figure out what it does, at least.
07/12/2005 01:15:45 PM · #9
Originally posted by christie3:


Interesting editing details, too. I think I might have to steal some of those sometime soon. :) Do you use PS or PSP? 'Cuz the only grain I can add in PSP looks totally fake, but your grain looks very nice and authentic. Hm. Maybe I should use PS more often, like maybe figure out what it does, at least.

I use Adobe Photoshop 6.0
A trick with the grain is just to apply it on a seperate layer and then use a somewhat transparent eraser brush on some areas of the photo, this will make it look uneven and like real grain.
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