Paris

[sylvia1065]

Anybody wants to play with this pretty picture of Paris?
Have fun
Sylvia

[sylvia1065]

AHB + Smart sharpen
Sylvia

[lkroll]

OK Sylvia; I'll render this one here. lol (inside joke for those who do not frequent DPR). Used FotoSketcher again. Really like Dave's gem and don't use it enough.

[Nasturtium]

among other things this is the 'Starry Night' filter in Filter Forge

thanks for the play!

[FranS]

Thanks for posting, Sylvia. The board's getting busy after a slow summer.

Fran

[skipatk]

Thanks Sylvia, great pic. Another watercolor.

[palms]

messing around with photomatix and noise reduction

Palms

[DannyRaphael]

I always say, "If you can't sleep, why toss/turn? Go try to something creative on the computer." The first two are based on Photoshop's Smart Blur/Edges Only, Glowing Edges, some sharpening, hue/sat and curves.

The 3rd one is based on layers rendered by Akvis Sketch, Virtual Painter/Oils and Paint Engine.

Sylvia: Really like your interp. Just great.

[sylvia1065]

Originally Posted by DannyRaphael

Sylvia: Really like your interp. Just great.

Thank you Danny
Sylvia

[gholmes1936]

I love Paris, even when it is raining at dusk.

Tell me, when I download an image to work on, like this one, how come it has a file size of 205kb, but when I open it in Photoshop it is more like 2.2 mb in size, humm?

[gholmes1936]

Like it even more when it's dark outside. Wish I was there now.

[sylvia1065]

Originally Posted by gholmes1936

Tell me, when I download an image to work on, like this one, how come it has a file size of 205kb, but when I open it in Photoshop it is more like 2.2 mb in size, humm?

Same here. I don't know why Photoshop does that either.
Sylvia

[Dron58]

My version of Paris pic.

[sylvia1065]

Nice one, Vitaly
Sylvia

[osborne]

Here is my version ..

[sylvia1065]

Wow, this is neat, Osborne! What program did you use?
Sylvia

[osborne]

Thank you Sylvia, I like your version very much also - looks like water color

I used Photoshop CS5: Mixer Brushes (John Derrys Artists Brushes), liquify to distort the image and some tone, color ajustment layers and high pass with overlay to sharpen.

[gholmes1936]

another one that I rustled up, it took a long time and I used a couple of different apps. But, a lot of it was done in P.S. using the "Liquify" filter.