Registered: October 2004 Location: Long Island, NY users gallery
Well, this one turned out to be a lot harder than I originally thought. I first started with a color balance to get the skin tones correct, but that unfortunately left me with a green cast over much of the table. I then painted the table with a neutral tone with the brush in color mode. I used lots of cloning and healing just about everywhere. I then selected and copied many of the table items and moved them around a bit. I took the liberty of removing what looked like the vail on the chair as I thought it was a bit distracting - I hope you don't mind.
Registered: December 2002 Location: New York Posts: 11
11/8/2004 9:47pm
I think you did a wonderful job. The colours are great and still the picture didnīt loose its "old touch". Removing some distracting elements was a good decision too.
I really like it!
Chazzy Junior Member
Registered: January 2005 Location: Dixon Il
1/28/2005 9:25pm
I like this work. Nice and clean with little distractions. I also like the old look. Like the colors did in '46. Believe me I remember those old colors photos very well. Nice job. hope you do more.
Swampy Senior Member
Registered: February 2005 Location: The Swamps of Florida Posts: 4,417
2/9/2005 8:01pm
I'm impressed and can appreciate the attention to detail.
It would be interesting to know the amount of time all of you spent on these renderings.
swampy
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