Courtesy of stock exchange (hi-res: http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=download&id=869547)

What a cude kid, huh?

Guess no one was able to coax a smile from Jinny.

Oh well.

Steve C.

Thanks for the play Danny. Been really trying to simplify my renderings of late to the point where no trace of photography is noticeable. Results usually means abstraction, but I hope this one works anyway. Sorry about the low quality (22%). :)

Hopefully i managed a smile from Jinny.
Really weird here, this is my first post on our new computer, lots to get used to flat screen for one, firefox for another, and then vista, havent got round to putting software on yet still using the old one for the time being , :)

Palms

Hey Steve I like your effect, what did you do??
Thanks for sharing
Snook

Jinny didn't look at all happy in the garden so i took her out and tried to cheer her up...
crooped, hue and sat altered in Photoshop, painted, then back to ps for slight selective sharpening

She's a doll! Thanks for the play Danny!

Painter

Hey Steve I like your effect, what did you do??
Thanks for sharing
Snook

I thank you Snook.

Used mostly Paint Shop Pro with Lucis Art and did some layer blending.

Steve C.

Not too many have tried this one yet - I wonder why? :question:


Peter

Not too many have tried this one yet - I wonder why? :question:


PeterOK... you've inspired me again. :)

A shot at a BW conversion.

I like that its a nice crisp conversion. B&W can have such a great effect with pictures.

Peter