What Would You Do? Challenge 102

[windrider86]

For this weeks challenge, we have a fun image from naeno!. Thank you for sending your image!
Rules are simple, edit the image anyway that you see fit. Remember, to post the steps you took to acheive your final product. This challenge is as much about learning as it is about sharing with others so that they may learn.

Now, let's see what you would do!

If you would like your image to be posted please send me a medium sized photo (html code would be a plus) and a link to a larger version


Link to larger image: Flickr Photo Download: May 25, 2009

[ydnew44]

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dupl,flipped horiz,filter blur, put behind image of car windows

[PowerPix]

Did this in GIMP. Too many tweaks to list.

[3afsa]

I used Adobe Photoshop, and these are the steps:
1- duplicate the layer of the original photo 2 times, so you have 3 layers of the original photo as a result.
2- apply a "Gaussian blur" effect for the 2nd layer and set the mode to overlay
3- apply a "high pass" effect for the 3rd layer and set the mode to overlay
4- add an adjustment layer (gradient black to white) on the top, and set the mode to softlight
5- Done

[windrider86]

Duplicate image - super over sharpen bottom image & boost stauration - erase eyes on top layer - duplicate again - adjust levels so image is very light - erase areas to show detail - duplicate - add a white vingette - duplicate - add texture layer and erase areas to show - flatten image - I have a ton of frames that I have saved in a folder so I just pasted the image as a new layer onto the frame

[private]

Adjusted levels, sharpened eyes, concerted to B/W added slight sepia tint to a new layer and then erased eyes, cropped, and cloned out the light spots.

[naeno]

What fun edits so far!! My 5yo can't hardly stop looking at herself in the car and picture frame! We are loving it! Thanks to all of you.

[windrider86]

Very clever edits so far!

[prasannam]

(Put it on my flickr. sorry, not sure where else I could upload it!)

[douglas]

Really did'nt know what to do with this one,soooo
removed the dog from another picture with the foreground select tool
Flipped the image and resized to be compatible with the subject picture to which I pasted it. Still selected so moved it so it looked O.K. and cleaned up the edges with the eraser