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| Thank you, therookie :) I'm blessed to be so close to some very beautiful places. How sad you had to leave. *whispers to palms* I have snuck a couple of pieces of photo art into threads, just not this one I didn't get to see the beefcakes in training, but I did manage to go to a very lovely park with a lake today. All the young birds are hatching around the lakesaide. I'm wondering how Steve likes swans and geese and ducks, not to mention, the Australian Coot! leanan |
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| Loved the pampas grass shot! Had to have a play with it. First desaturated the sky to a softer blue Then I selected the tops of the stalks, put them on their own layer and used an action that reduces JPEG artifacts (I ran this action 4 or 5 times) and then a 4 pixel gaussian blur. Although artifacting was not a great problem in this photo, the effect of the action reduced color and smeared the selection giving a fluffy effect similar to smudge painting. Reversed the selection and ran the Spatter filter on the background. Last edited by Swampy; 09-10-2006 at 08:31 AM. |
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| Swampy, I've been gazing at your picture realising that I was waiting for something fluffy to drift across it. The texture is gorgeous. Janet, the themes seem to have drifted into animals of various types ... I have a cygnet, a pukeko and maybe an ant on a daffodil (or a daffodil with an ant). I'll post them sometime during the week. I've been playing with a new (old) camera and many of the shots were of birds proving that they were quicker than I, but I did manage to get a few. *laughs* maybe I should post a few duds and see what can be done! leanan |
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| Thank you Leanan. I forgot to mention that I ran that JPEG reducer a several times (maybe 4 or 5) to get the smeary effect. I'll go back and edit my post to reflect that. |
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| Another vector simplified watercolor I added a little bit of Eye Candy glass set to soft light to wetten it a bit. I've attached a very low quality (22%) crop for those on dialup. Here's the link to the full high quality version (869K). |
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| I had a play, with the pompous toitoi. But I'm not sure that I can remember quite what I did. My brain and concentration are in a flu induced haze. But I remember playing with Impressions then reducing the effects by quite a lot, enough to retain flicky little white bits around the flowers of the toitoi, then ummm ..dry brush and increased the colours-contrasts. I think I may have left a little crosshatch in there and added some noise. Ahhh .. and Virtual Photographer's Glamour filter just after the Impressionist. leanan Last edited by leanan`si; 09-12-2006 at 01:04 AM. Reason: can't spell :( |
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| Leanan, Very nice picture... Pavel |
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| lkroll, that's a darned good question .. It's 3.50 am, and here I am trying to figure out why on earth I cannot get anything bar the default charcoal style. I've been trying to load a couple of style sets gleaned from Danny's thread on Impressionist style .. how to install and use. And despite following instructions to the letter, nothing happens. I can access no more styles other than charcoal So that's what it was .. perhaps it was fortunate! leanan, who thanks you kindly |
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http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/sho...roubleshooting The plug-in is very sensitive to being set up in the right way in terms of the folder structure. Plug in itself should be in Plug-Ins PS folder (Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Plug-Ins\) directory, while the rest of the files should be in subdirectory called "Impressionist Accessories". (C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Plug-Ins\Impressionist Accessories). The best way to deal with a moody IMP is to physically delete everything and to re-install it again (a copy can be downloaded from trimoos's site). Pavel |
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| leanan`si wonderful photos and all artsy editions I liked the middle one, and made it with Impressionist Regards Alex |
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