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Old 12-03-2009, 12:39 AM
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This is a shot from a Band photo session I did, and it was kinda dull, have been dieing to try some new lighting stuff so I found this tutorial and manipulated most of the steps, created my own in between, it took about two hours so I will post the link to the tutorial instead of listing all the steps and using four pages, Its a great practice and alot harder than it looked! Hope you enjoy!

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Old 12-03-2009, 01:38 AM
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cool image - thanks for sharing the link - that is a very cool effect!
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Old 12-03-2009, 10:02 AM
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totally awesome effect! I love it!
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Thanks to both of you, (L: happy to share
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I just tried this, like you did I added things in and missed a few steps but the outcome is still really cool! I will definately be using this more often! Thanks for sharing!
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Wow.. I tried to follow the tutorial and it was just baddd.
Yours turned out amazing.
mine...not so much.
Half the stuff I couldnt figure out how to do.
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It really depends on what photoshop you use,, anything older than like six will have different tools and stuff, I use elements 7. It is cool I would love to see your attempts guys
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Thanks for sharing!!! I love those kind of effects and was wondering how to go about doing that. I'll do the tutorial and share my results... btw...yours is awesome!!
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