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Baby on a rock
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spotter


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Registered: May 2010
Location: England
Posts: 96
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Open and duplicate image.
use selective colour to help define details.
Dust and scratches used with a mask and history brush to remove dirt.
Reconstruct image with clone and paintbrush.
Image adjust replace colour to keep swirly sky but lose yellow and brown.
Used burn in to aid construction of rock.
Reduce opacity a little .
Adjust levels using curves on blacks and whites .
Add noise to disguise heavy retouching .
· Date: 5/13/2010 · Views: 1942 · Filesize: 40.7kb, 168.5kb · Dimensions: 800 x 541 ·
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TopiToo
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Registered: October 2009
Location: London
Posts: 101
5/16/2010 7:48pm

Hello spotter

I like what you have done, but please take the next comment in good faith, I feel looking at you work its very flat, what I mean is maybe not reduce the opacity and try to bring back in some of the detail/contrast/colour.
Personally I feel like its looking into a fish bowl. (very blue)
It's just what I see . . sorry.

feel free to criticize my attemps as we are both working on a difficult image. TopiToo
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Registered: May 2010
Location: England
Posts: 96
5/17/2010 3:36am

Thanks yes it is rather blue. I think I was looking at making it similar to a baby picture I had in mind which was taken in shadow. I felt that the yellowing of the original was some sort of ageing of the print and once I had worked on the white point in levels,it was much less yellow.
I guess adding some vibrancy into it and maybe reducing the blues with selective colour would improve it more.

Please do criticize my efforts as much as you like ,its all a learning curve.
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