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Photoshop This Photo

This is a place for you to show off your Photo EDITING skills. The idea is for a photo to be placed for everyone to work on in their own way, in whatever software you use to edit photos. Post as many as you would like too.

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Shiva Anand Reddy Teegala

Enhancing the reflection - Dramatic way

Started by Shiva Anand Reddy Teegala. Last reply by Shiva Anand Reddy Teegala Sep 27, 2011. 2 Replies

Please suggest on how to…Continue

Lavpreet Kumar

Photo Collage

Started by Lavpreet Kumar. Last reply by Rolando Chang Barrero Sep 16, 2011. 2 Replies

Please lemme know if there is any good photoshop tutorial for creating a collage....Continue

Brandon Louden

Photoshop this Photo Contest

Started by Brandon Louden. Last reply by Cassandra Howard Jan 10, 2011. 2 Replies

Oh how the last year has not been nice to me with wanting to edit, or even photograph. Hoping this year Will be better, and get my drive back. I think i am going to do something that another web site…Continue

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Raja Afzaludin B. Raja Abdullah Comment by Raja Afzaludin B. Raja Abdullah on December 20, 2011 at 11:29pm

Feel Free to comment........

Sachin Kannan Comment by Sachin Kannan on July 5, 2011 at 12:54am
Trying to give an old photography feel to recently clicked photo. Dust & scratches in Photoshop
Mike Comment by Mike on June 30, 2011 at 1:34pm
Can anyone recommend a link to a good tutorial on turning a portrait into digital artwork?  I really like the direction this one was headed http://www.pxleyes.com/tutorial/photoshop/2280/Turn-a-Picture-of-Yo..., but it doesn't go far enough.  I'm looking for something a little more digital (turning pretty woman with an electric guitar into a "Guitar Hero").  Thanks in advance.
David Wollum Comment by David Wollum on June 30, 2011 at 1:30pm

I'm looking at Stevie Mc Teague's winter scene with the snow, bridge and church.  I'm a firm believer that when it comes to making adjustments to photos, you will usually find less is more.  That's why, of the several enhancements done here, I favor the one done by Sean Flynn.  Its subtle, but just what this shot needs.

One question though - did nobody notice the horizon is tilted?  I'm sure it jumps right out at you now that I've mentioned it.  I doubt the photo was shot that way intentionally to add some kind of artistic creativity to the scene.  Its a basic mistake with a very easy fix in photoshop.

When I open a photo in photoshop, its always step number 2 for me.

1.  Duplicate the background layer.

2.  Make the horizon level.

Try it... you'll like it.

Mike Comment by Mike on June 29, 2011 at 7:24pm

Hi all - I posted this in another group.  Please forgive the redundancy.

I'm new to photography but have always loved it and dabbled a bit.  I'm intentionally becoming much more serious about this great hobby.  I have some time off (too much, actually) and decided to tinker with Photoshop.  It's much more complex than I thought.  The reason I'm posting is to introduce myself (please forgive the lame screen name), and to ask a question about questions.  Particularly - how much help is appropriate to ask for?  I have 4 photos I'm stuck on, but I'd hate to just vomit them into the group.  I appreciate all responses!

Cheers,

Mike

Awie Vorster Comment by Awie Vorster on February 11, 2011 at 11:17am

I just love to play with photos and color. What can I say...I love Photoshop. You can take 20 people to look at one picture and not 1 of the 20 will have the same to say about the photo. Trust me, I Proved it. But hey, its what you want out of the photo. Does it really matter what another person think about your work? Sorry for jazzing up your photo Francesco. 

Awie Vorster Comment by Awie Vorster on February 11, 2011 at 10:21am
Played a bit with color in this one. Does it make the photo deeper?
Francesco Comment by Francesco on February 11, 2011 at 10:21am
Hello Awie, thank you for spending time on it you as well! really appreciated! I think it's way over processed. it doesn't seem real no more. plus the attention is not driven no more to the ship and the sun but to the ex-dark area. This is just my opinion, I prefer trying to stick to the reality.
Awie Vorster Comment by Awie Vorster on February 11, 2011 at 10:10am
Ok, this one  I took section for section and inhanced it. Tell me wat you think...
Francesco Comment by Francesco on February 11, 2011 at 9:44am

Thankx man! I'm gonna try to re-touch it a little when home.

 

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John Read commented on John Read's photo
LOL  Thank you Deborah!  This too is also part of the same park... it is quite close to my house! lol
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Thank you Tracy!  Always trying something new! lol
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John Read commented on John Read's photo
Thank you again, Deborah!  This too is part of the Putnam Park system... a Hermit lived in cave which the stairs lead to... LOL
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