What Would You Do (#43)

[jiminyClickit]

Just for the colors brought out:



Adding a layer of Negative over first edit, and then swirling it clockwise some, and setting layer to Difference mode, about 40% Opacity.

[FloridaMike]

Originally Posted by jiminyClickit

Just for the colors brought out:



Adding a layer of Negative over first edit, and then swirling it clockwise some, and setting layer to Difference mode, about 40% Opacity.

Man, WOW! I really like the colors.

[jiminyClickit]

FloridaMike,

Adding a negative layer can give you all kinds of differences, fun to play with. You can use it to balance light/dark areas, too.

[laepelba]

I'm still working on selection techniques and masks. So, I thought it would be fun to "move" the parking meter to a vehicle that is much more worthy of paying for parking than I am!!

[trucker]

I love it Laepelba now thats a parking Violation. Thanks for the laugh.

[princessparrot]

that's cool , had no idea what those little suckers did while eating up our coins waiting for the grey ghosts to appear. [parking inspectors]

[erniehatt]

Originally Posted by Nicole

Welcome to another week of What Would You Do!

This week's picture is from Ampersand:



Available Larger

The rules of the game are simple. Use the picture and edit it however you would like, then come back and show us what you did and tell us how you did it. If you would like your photo to be the subject of one of these threads, drop me a PM with a link to the medium and large size of your picture and I will use it in the order that I get it.

Now, let's see what you would do!

Here is my meager effort.
Did a bit of copy/ paste, some recolouring resizing, and added another image. Ernie

[thisguynoel@gmail.com]

larger version

photoshop cs3:

copied photo to a new layer and kept the original layer the same
applied the diffuse glow filter with no grain
applied the color burn to the layer
applied 80% opacity to the layer

added a curves adjustment layer on top of both previous layers to create a cross processing feel
red and green: raise in highlights, lower in shadows
blue: raise in shadows, lower in highlights

finished.

[photofun]

Originally Posted by jiminyClickit

Adobe PhotoDeluxe, using some Distort on original:

- Gradually reduced space on right to create a curve
- Used Twirl distortion each direction to suggest vision impairment
- Added Spin blur to suggest brain impairment
- Added this line just to see who really reads this stuff
- Light vignette added to suggest passing out
- Some Contrast, Darken, Saturation

Too funny Jiminy!! Sounds like you been there

[jiminyClickit]

photofun, Thanks

A few friends and relatives served as bad examples; been around it enough not to go there.