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Photo-Art Challenge #27 - Original
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Doug Nelson
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Registered: August 2001
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Thanks to T Paul for this idea, and to Mac Brown for this beautiful photo:
While we remember John J. Audubon as a famous naturalist (with an even more famous society named after him), his claim to fame while he was alive was his portraits of birds.
Here's some research sites:
http://www.nga.gov/collection/galler...sam-main1.html
http://www.princetonaudubon.com/HTML Pages/Print list.htm
Challenge: Render this photo in the style of John J. Audubon. Descriptions mandatory
Post the results here using the following guidelines:
- Make sure you're using the largest version of the Challenge photo
- Enter your name in "Enter a title for the photo"
- Enter the Challenge type and number in "Descriptive Keywords" (ie: "Photo-Art Challenge #501" or "Manipulation Challenge #132"
- Include a complete description of the steps you used under "Photo Description". (You might want to write it elsewhere and paste it here)
- Attach your file as an 800 pixel wide JPG file, compressed so that the overall file is under 200k (this usually means 60% compression).
- Make sure you post to the correct Challenge
- If you expect any comments for your entry, offer your comments to other entries
As always, there are no winners, no losers, no prizes, only a sharing and learning opportunity for everyone.
How you retouch and how much you retouch is up to you, as long as you fulfill the Challenge. Have fun, and good luck!
NOTE: As is the case for ALL RetouchPRO Challenges, there is NO expiration date on this Challenge. Even after other Challenges go up, feel free to upload your version
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Keywords: Photo-Art Challenge #27
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