Images and photoshop - do you mix them togehter?

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Comment by ron matt on January 4, 2011 at 10:21am

I find it interesting that those "no Photoshop purists" seem to negate the multiple exposure techniques and the darkroom manipulations of those like Ansel Adams. All of which are kin to Photoshop (but dryer). They'll spend thousands on their high tech gear for their 'perfect' in camera photograph....then object to the photographic technology offered by Adobe.

Comment by George Pontino Jr on December 8, 2010 at 3:32am

Hi, I'm just new here... I do love straight from the camera photography but I also do love creating Extreme Photoshop Manipulations like this one:

You can find the Workflow at http://www.pixelrocket.blogspot.com
Thanks :)

Comment by Rory James on October 5, 2010 at 2:53pm

A big HI to all the members of the group, looking forward to networking , sharing and getting involved with you. I hope you like the work I input. Kind regards

Rory

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Comment by Brenda Starr on April 18, 2010 at 9:32am

Most all of my art pieces feature photography and/or parts of photography. I find it a challeng, an adventure and I'm totally passionate about each piece created. When I make that decision to photograph something like a flower for intance...I'm already opening that door in my mind and running with the possibilities. It's wild!

Comment by KelleyJo Bruenning on April 17, 2010 at 11:15pm

While making something completely surreal is great, keep in mind that PS is a great tool to even make your normal photos just that much better. A lot of times you'll get those shiny bright areas on people's faces. A neat trick to town it down, is to make a blank layer above, take the color sampler and click on a good mid-tone (normally the persons cheek area works) and then on the blank layer, color over all the skin (it will look VERY flat and odd at first). Make sure NOT to color over distinctive lines in the face, eyebrows or lips. Don't color over the nostrils or the curves of the nostril, but make sure to get the bridge of the nose. Then go to the opacity on that layer in the layer menu (to the right) and lower it down... normally somewhere around 20-40 works good. You won't completely get rid of the blown out areas, but you'll tone them down signicantly.

Comment by Eftichia Zerde on March 20, 2010 at 7:18am

It was created as banner for the needs of a blog!

Comment by DAVID HOBCOTE on July 22, 2009 at 2:51pm

Mix 4 photos

Comment by Carol Cefalu on July 13, 2009 at 11:47pm

"You've successfully joined Images and photoshop - do you mix them togehter " I don't know if it matters or not but there are tyos in this ad the word "together is miss-spelled :P it just doesn't seem like professional attention to detail :> Anyway great potential sharing of info here! I'll keep visiting to see if you all can give some new ideas on editing in PS!!!!!or if anyone would like my help just let me know!

Comment by Ginny Le on June 28, 2009 at 8:44am

I love using PS to mix stuffs in my photo. Have so much fun.

Comment by Brenda Starr on May 29, 2009 at 9:08pm

I'm happy to join this group because so far my art/photography falls into this group/category more than any other here. I'm a PhotShop filter freak and am constantly exploring and experimenting with the thousands of filters I use. I can get pretty wild with them and have big ideas and goals to achieve involving the results I get.
I love to print my work on Giclee' canvas and hi-glossy ceramic tiles and tile murals.

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