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Old 06-05-2008, 07:00 AM
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Sorry for being a little late on the WWYD this week, only a day or two... Anyways, this week's photo is from wulf

Bullocks - 1 (by basswulf)

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You mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take the photo in this post, edit it, come back and post it along with a description of what you did. Simple as that!

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Now, let's see what you would do!
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Old 06-05-2008, 09:41 AM
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Just played with the levels, brightness and contrast, and selective colour Also burnt out some of the very bright bits
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I have another idea so I will do another
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Old 06-05-2008, 11:32 AM
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A quick bit of background on the shot. I had gone out to capture the sunset and was on my way back. The sun was now below the horizon but there was still some light. As I passed a field, some inquisitive bullocks came towards the gate and stopped about 15' away. I took a number of shots at f/2.5 - the results were quite crisp but very underexposed.

I'm looking forward to more examples of what you can do!

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ps. You can see the other shots I took that day; more from the evening plus a visit to a large garden while the sun was still shining.
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what would you do?
This sure isnt anything special that I did. Crop. Apply fisheye filter. Used the warp brush to bug out the nose and eyes. Warp net to move the mouth around. Picture tube to give ol Bessy a flower. Selective sharpening
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Old 06-05-2008, 01:59 PM
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And another...
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First I duplicated the layer, then I used the lasso tool to select the mouth/nose, enlarged them and distorted them to fit. I did the same with the ears and eyes. I then erased any edges that didn't quite blend
Does it look ok... or is it dodgy?

ETA: LOL Windrider We had the same idea
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Sorry, I couldnt help it
what would you do?
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I did an unsharp mask, brightened alittle then did the time machine for an early 1800's look in PSP Photo X2.

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Old 06-05-2008, 04:27 PM
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Quote:
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Sorry, I couldnt help it
what would you do?

I was going to do something like that except it would say, please eat chicken!
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Old 06-05-2008, 09:30 PM
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Fun shot to edit this week! I decided to go the black and white route, giving it also a bit of a movie feel.

What you would do #54

What I did (in PSP XI):
-Cropped
-Curves adjustment (brightened)
-Desaturated (100%)
-Unsharp mask (radius 75, strength 25)
-High Pass Sharpen (radius 75, strength 12, overlay blend)
-Histogram midtones adjustment (-15)
-Adjusted shadows (12)
-Applied cross-processing filter (strength 10)
-One final curves adjustment (contrast)
-Depth of Field selective blur (edges)
-Added black borders
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Old 06-05-2008, 09:48 PM
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Here is mine - I just could not stop laughing - hope you do not mind me making a joke of your photo - I'll also try and do a serious one later on...

cows2

I selected the right side of photo and added an average blur, adjusted the colors, copied and pasted in the chicken(found at www.freefoto.com) and then added the captions.
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