Snapped this one at Jackson lake last weekend.

I did a quickie impressionist version which I like but think it needs some color.

I will leave it to you creative types to splash it up...

Lovely view Cardmnal
fell back on the trusty isabels pastel sketch action for this one

Palms

I used Brush strokes>Accented edges, some duplicate layers and I selected sky and water than hue/saturation, smudge tool and a sandstone texture. Voila!

Wow, great job both... :bow:

palms1, looks as though Issy's is alive and well. Your soft sky really brings out the the rugged mountains. Great contrast using texture.

Oltenius, great job splashing on the color. You really brought the sky (and water) to life.

WOW , what a photo !
and what a landscape !
:happy:

If one picture is worth a thousand words, then....

Steve

Steve, I think your version is very cool.


Thanks for the comments. Jackson Lake is located in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. I am lucky to live nearby.

Very cool effect, Steve...

Mine was done using one of the inventive Photoshop actions written by Panos (see http://www.panosfx.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1)

Unfortunately the pic came out a little ragged at 72 ppi, but is still a real pretty image to work with.

Thanks, cardmnal, for sharing this one.

~Danny~

Thanks Cardmnal for your nice photo and the comments concerning my work. Regards.

Thanks Danny and Cardmnal for the nice words. Appreciate it.

Steve

palms,
i like that. very subtle coloring. makes you reach out a bit to get it.

oltenius,
very colorful. reminded me of artic settings a bit and could sort of see a northern lights effect there.

steve,
excellent use of split framing and drop shadows. do the two outside frames have a curve to them or is that just the curve of my monitor i'm seeing?

danny,
nice. and i like that you used the curved film (or that you curved it) and not a flat one.

craig

craig, thank you, my idea was to obtain something like an arctic landscape, indeed. Ragards.

Craig, I think it's one o' them optional delusions.)

Looks that way on my monitor too, now that I look closer...(picky...picky...picky. 8-) I measured it and it's the same at top & bottom as in the middle. The drop-shadow may be causing it.

Man you go over these things like a CPA over a set of crooked books. :D

Steve


steve,
excellent use of split framing and drop shadows. do the two outside frames have a curve to them or is that just the curve of my monitor i'm seeing?

craig

steve,

Man you go over these things like a CPA over a set of crooked books. hehe, actually, i dont. i just have...good eyes. it's both a blessing and a curse. and i think you're right about the illusion.

craig