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Well I really like what you did with the gas pump, but the house just doesn't look right at all - way too red and I'm not really sure you achieved the look you wanted. It just looks, well, kinda wrong!
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Thank you for commenting. I appreciate ur comments. I know the church is overdone. I used the cartoon effect and was trying to make it look like someone painted or drew it. I'll try to re adjust some stuff to make it look better.
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Gas Pump looks good. Maybe try to add some texture/rustic effect? Give it a bit more of a vintage look?
Chapel well yeah to much saturation for me. Been there done that. Have you tried Pixel Bender? Might give you a nice effect that your looking for? Just my Opinion
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Gas pump looks cool, reminds me of a 80’s robot from a tv show lol. The church……not so much. Take a look at these video links from adobe TV. One talks about single shots, the other talks about merging multiple images. Maybe it will help you with future projects.
Http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-phot...ux-hdr-toning/ Learn Photoshop CS5 - Create enhanced HDR images with HDR Pro | Adobe TV And one more for luck Learn Photoshop CS5 - In-depth HDR Pro | Adobe TV Hope they help
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I liked what you did with both shots, the church wood siding really showed up in the after shot and it has a surreal look that I find eye catching, definetly my favorite.
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You guys are all great photographers in my book ! , although my book has not been written yet ... Last edited by ednorm; 10-10-2010 at 01:14 AM. Reason: making no sense! |
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