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11/10/2010 12:42:54 AM |
| Very nice. The illusion of depth draws me right in. I like all the little details - I could look for hours. |
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11/09/2010 01:06:40 PM |
| Thanks for the suggestions. I'll have to play some more. |
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11/09/2010 12:22:17 PM |
| Second what Alice says; it's fundamentally beautiful, but try something like this: Created a new, empty layer set to multiply mode with "fill with multiply-neutral color (white)" checked. Use the gradient tool, set to linear gradient, with black and white as foreground and background colors, and stroke in from the edges to precisely the center 4 times, once from each edge. Then fade this layer to suit. If it darkens the corners too much, set the gradient to a box gradient and repeat, that will be even all around the perimeter. |
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11/09/2010 11:18:29 AM |
This seems to recede nicely towards the center. I wonder what would happen if you performed a bit of dodge 'n burn to this composition? That might send it back even further. Or not, of course.
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11/08/2010 09:42:36 PM |
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