Creative interpretations: Eyes

[DannyRaphael]

The first image courtesy of www.geekphilosopher.com...

The other two are from: http://www.imageafter.com/

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"Here's looking at you, kid..."

[palms1]

They had to go together didn't they ?

and i had to get in first well before Craig ! ! ! ! !


Palms

should of reduced opacity of pupil

[Panpan]

I like it! It's the apple of his eye.

Pierre

[Steve Conway]

And.......the "eyes" have it!

Steve

[Kraellin]

just practice.

Craig

[palms1]

Another attempt

Palms

[philbach]

All I have to now is to learn the application

[Fox54Black]

All I did was take a sunset picture, scaled it down, and masked it into the eye in overlay mode.

[Swampy]

I call this "Keeping an eye on my front yard".

Cut out the eye and put a "shopped" photo of my front yard in the eye hole. Softened the "face" area and ran craquelure filter. Created the famed effect with Extnesis Photo Frames and added a touch of Outer Glow effect.

[Peter S]

My take on this. Here's lookin at ya.


Peter

larger version

[img=http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/4549/eyehnu9.th.jpg]

[lkroll]

Not quite over my PIM binge. This one really needs to be seen at it's highest rez (approx. 1.5M). Still, if you click, you won't regret it.

Edit:

For some reason, Imageshack lost my image. Sorry about that. I recreated the original (now, not quite the same as the little image, but still very cool) and re-linked above. Still around 1.5M, so be aware of that.

[Photomaster]

Here is a Photoshop sketch using Redfield Sketch filter.

[kiska]

Studio Artist.

[CathyH]

Here is my version, using a layer of paint dubs with sparkle checked. Then some art history brushes.

[c kuchenski]

I'm working on Senior portraits for my daughter. How do I make her eyes really stand out? I use photoshop elements.