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 04/30/2009 09:14:22 PM · #26
04/30/2009 09:15:01 PM · #27
04/30/2009 09:30:06 PM · #28
Can you do overlays in Photoshop Elements Vs. 5 or above? I don't know if I understand the technique, or how it is done. Is there a tutorial or another thread that really explains how some of these can be created? I am not participating because I haven't got a dp account that I can load photos, but I am interested in trying this on my own. Anybody willing to hold my hand? I do review Judy's work alot, because I love the combinations she makes, but never could figure out how she did it.

Message edited by author 2009-04-30 21:31:37.
 04/30/2009 09:38:12 PM · #29
Originally posted by JunieMoon:
Can you do overlays in Photoshop Elements Vs. 5 or above? I don't know if I understand the technique, or how it is done. Is there a tutorial or another thread that really explains how some of these can be created? I am not participating because I haven't got a dp account that I can load photos, but I am interested in trying this on my own. Anybody willing to hold my hand? I do review Judy's work alot, because I love the combinations she makes, but never could figure out how she did it.


I have PSE7 don't know if you receive their magazine or not but they have a publication each month, in the March/April issue it address overlays...with the encouragement and instruction received from joynim I was able to wk through the process...so my answer to you is yes we can do this too...I am willing to help you "stumble" through this...as I am learning as well...but was delighted to learn that I could actually do this in Elements....
 04/30/2009 09:44:48 PM · #30
Originally posted by Ja-9:
Originally posted by JunieMoon:
Can you do overlays in Photoshop Elements Vs. 5 or above? I don't know if I understand the technique, or how it is done. Is there a tutorial or another thread that really explains how some of these can be created? I am not participating because I haven't got a dp account that I can load photos, but I am interested in trying this on my own. Anybody willing to hold my hand? I do review Judy's work alot, because I love the combinations she makes, but never could figure out how she did it.


I have PSE7 don't know if you receive their magazine or not but they have a publication each month, in the March/April issue it address overlays...with the encouragement and instruction received from joynim I was able to wk through the process...so my answer to you is yes we can do this too...I am willing to help you "stumble" through this...as I am learning as well...but was delighted to learn that I could actually do this in Elements....


I am downloading the free trail version of PS 7 as we speak. How do I work this? Will you post your instructions as you create the pics? I will be posting my images that I try on my flickr acct, which can be reached from my dp page. I will also look at joynim's instructions. Thanks so much.
 04/30/2009 09:45:38 PM · #31
Let me know if you girls need any help :)
 04/30/2009 09:51:51 PM · #32
04/30/2009 10:20:52 PM · #33
YAY - what a terrific group so far. Please, please continue everyone. I rarely enter challenges because I can't edit the way I want, and it be legal, so these side challenges are what keep me going. I might even break out of the box and do something other than my dog and flowers. :~P
 04/30/2009 10:36:34 PM · #34
Testing
Link to Overlay Photo


I added an old paper filter first, then added a layer called oak and played with opacities. Finally I added a black fill layer to darken and then brushed an ochre color and a gray color in the sky using a faux rolled rag brush.

Is this falling into the catefory of overlay? Need to know if I am on the right track.

Message edited by author 2009-05-01 00:28:39.
 04/30/2009 10:38:46 PM · #35
Day One: APORKALYPTO


I was inspired by current events.
 04/30/2009 10:49:20 PM · #36
Day 1:
04/30/2009 11:54:16 PM · #37
05/01/2009 12:08:59 AM · #38
05/01/2009 12:23:51 AM · #39
1
05/01/2009 02:12:41 AM · #40

It's now officialy May 1 here. :~)
 05/01/2009 04:54:02 AM · #41
It's still May 1 here. Phew ......I made it :D
05/01/2009 05:01:26 AM · #42
...not sure about this as a first attempt???
 05/01/2009 05:19:19 AM · #43
05/01/2009 07:38:26 AM · #44
I have elements 4 and you can do overlays in that version. Full blown PS is definitely not needed for this technique.

This is a great tutorial Overlay Tutorial, very simple to follow.

Originally posted by JunieMoon:
Can you do overlays in Photoshop Elements Vs. 5 or above? I don't know if I understand the technique, or how it is done. Is there a tutorial or another thread that really explains how some of these can be created? I am not participating because I haven't got a dp account that I can load photos, but I am interested in trying this on my own. Anybody willing to hold my hand? I do review Judy's work alot, because I love the combinations she makes, but never could figure out how she did it.
05/01/2009 07:42:23 AM · #45
05/01/2009 07:51:03 AM · #46
05/01/2009 07:56:59 AM · #47
Originally posted by salmiakki:
I have elements 4 and you can do overlays in that version. Full blown PS is definitely not needed for this technique.

This is a great tutorial Overlay Tutorial, very simple to follow.

Originally posted by JunieMoon:
Can you do overlays in Photoshop Elements Vs. 5 or above? I don't know if I understand the technique, or how it is done. Is there a tutorial or another thread that really explains how some of these can be created? I am not participating because I haven't got a dp account that I can load photos, but I am interested in trying this on my own. Anybody willing to hold my hand? I do review Judy's work alot, because I love the combinations she makes, but never could figure out how she did it.

Thanks for the info. I will look at it and see if I can apply some of the tips in the tutorial
 05/01/2009 08:06:37 AM · #48
05/01/2009 08:24:35 AM · #49
2. Pure Joy

05/01/2009 08:41:01 AM · #50
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