DannyRaphael
12-26-2004, 09:54 PM
Too much shopping, not enough coffee. Another courtesy of L.Nieminen.
| View Full Version : Creative interpretations: Santiago - Tired Tourist DannyRaphael 12-26-2004, 09:54 PM Too much shopping, not enough coffee. Another courtesy of L.Nieminen. kiska 12-27-2004, 05:26 AM I used rgb/hsl filter. Then median, aniso, with masks for different areas. On tourist -poster edges,daubs,spatter. Blend modes. kiska Neve 12-27-2004, 05:57 AM Good image to work with...thank you! PSP8.01 Duped Bottom Layer L2 - Virtual Painter/Pastel Filter Mode - Luminance (L) Merged both layers Canvas texture added. raniday 12-27-2004, 08:28 AM I had some strange thought processes (or maybe the absence thereof) on this one. It seemed like "Sunday Morning Sidewalk" to me, and then it decided it wanted to be a mural on the side of the building. Probably all due to the graffiti on that yellow door. Anyway, all I ended up using were Amphisoft and brick texture. http://www.pbase.com/image/37934257 glikster 12-27-2004, 09:06 AM Ok. Let me see.... I duped the BG. Ran Glowing Edges, and faded to Soft Light I think. Probably played with Opacity. Then ran Solarize. Duped the BG again and stuck it on top. Ran High Pass. changed layer to Soft Light. Inverted that layer. Stamped Visible. Ran Extrude and faded to Soft Light. Ran Extrude again and faced to Soft Light again. Stuck a Curves layer on top and set it to Screen to lighten the pic, Then stamped visible and ran glowing edges again and Faded it to Lighten and lower Opcaity. I think that's it. kiska 12-27-2004, 09:29 AM Did some threshold and fills and apply image. kiska CJ Swartz 12-28-2004, 07:12 PM I like the range of submissions so far -- mural, color contrasts, outlines... The colors grabbed my attention first, although I decided to change the wall color (with Select Color); I reduced the tourist's shadow somewhat, and then used Sketch-->Stamp before applying the Cutout filter to further abstract the person's features. I added a texture layer with Craquelure and reduced its effect with a layer mask to bring back the vividness of the door color as well as some of the other details. jaykita 01-09-2005, 12:57 AM Had fun playing with this one. Curves for color change using layer masks, cut out layer, bw layer -virtual photographer, amphisoft- simplifier, vpainter- triangle (this has a range of effects), all diff blends. rlspencer1 01-09-2005, 05:44 PM Hi: I used Nik Midnight Filter, Photoshop render light soft spot light and AF soft mode. Thanks Bob SWEngineer 01-09-2005, 05:52 PM Very creative ideas going on here. I especially like glickster's interpretation. Amazing what you can do with just the photoshop filters. I also like C.J.s where it looks like the 'tourist' is a mural coming to life. Mine is mostly a recomposition. I wanted to emphasize the door with the graffiti. After reconstructing the image, I duplicated the background, and ran fresco and palette knife on it. Finished by lowering opacity. rlspencer1 - Right after I posted, I saw that you put your own up just before me. I was astonished to see you cropped your image in a near mimic of mine. Much better composition this way don't you think? Great minds... :lol: |