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rab3rd
07-31-2007, 06:55 AM
Here is my latest painting.

Dup the layer, select dupped layer as source for AHB, paint over with rough dry brush. Increase saturation, increase contrast. Dup layer, desaturate, filter with high pass to a low value, blend with soft light. increase contrast on high pass layer. Merge down high pass layer and first dupped layer, sign and save.

Here are two versions, one 800x600 for you dial up types and a full size version to get a better look a the effect.

Small: http://www.scatteredlightphotography.com/Oils/Little%20red%20barn4.jpg

Large: http://www.scatteredlightphotography.com/Oils/Little%20red%20barn4%20Lrg.jpg


Enjoy, and please tell me what you do and dont like...Thanks.

CJ Swartz
08-01-2007, 11:20 PM
rab3rd, that is a different look than many techniques I see - I like the look. Are you going to show us the original photo so we can see the differences? You certainly have succeeded in removing any resemblance to a photo.

rab3rd
08-02-2007, 06:27 AM
rab3rd, that is a different look than many techniques I see - I like the look. Are you going to show us the original photo so we can see the differences? You certainly have succeeded in removing any resemblance to a photo.

Thanks for looking and commenting. I was begining to think no one liked it. I am really just learning and dont know what is right or wrong so I just mess around and hope for the best. Sure I would be happy to share the original photo. If others wish to play with it and post their version, please do.....

http://www.scatteredlightphotography.com/Oils/IMG_1082.jpg

Swampy
08-02-2007, 06:55 AM
>> Sure I would be happy to share the original photo. If others wish to play with it and post their version, please do.....

That's what this Forum is all about, Rab. If you just want to post your work and receive critiques, it's best put in the Critique Thread. http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/critiques/

rab3rd
08-02-2007, 06:59 AM
I'll remember that for the future. I didnt want to break any rules and post stuff in the wrong place.

Swampy
08-02-2007, 07:09 AM
No problem, Rab. :-)