Tug of War

[Dak Paule]

This is Buster and Dakota, my grandkid's dogs. Have fun with them. I used the Postworkshop program for the first time on this pic.

Dak

[ghealy]

Here's my play.

A full size version can be seen here:
http://ghealy.smugmug.com/photos/1098617334_Ta3Dd-O.jpg

[Dak Paule]

Gene, I like that crop

[lkroll]

Yup; broke down Dak and got the Pro. Starting to like certain aspects of this cool program, but have a lot to learn for sure. Enjoyed the play.

[geepee52]

Fun pic Dak. Thanks for the play.

Grant

[ghealy]

Thanks Dak.

Lyle: Think I just read the answeer to my question in another thread. <Grin>

Grant: Really like what you did here.

[Dak Paule]

Originally Posted by geepee52

Fun pic Dak. Thanks for the play.

Grant

I like this look and the way you took out that fence. What process did you use for this, Grant?

Dak

[Dak Paule]

Originally Posted by lkroll

Yup; broke down Dak and got the Pro. Starting to like certain aspects of this cool program, but have a lot to learn for sure. Enjoyed the play.

Yup, me too. It is going to be a fun learning experience I am sure. Guess we are the first ones on our block, lol. I like the way you can blend layers in PostWorkShop. I wish you could do that in DAP.

Dak

[lkroll]

I actually like the Node editor interface (much more control). Node editing is lossless (hate that word as many here know; I prefer self documenting) too. Node interfacing is the future of editing. I've actually used this program for strait photo edit enhancements too (just as a test; have to get use to doing it this way). Not the first time I've used nodes for programming. In a past life, I did some Labview that worked exactly the same way. I believe GIMP (at least I hope it will) will go this route; lots of talk at GIMPUser. PS needs to hose layers and go the Node route too. Extremely intuitive imo, much so then using layers and adjustment layers.

[geepee52]

Thanks Gene and Dak.I used Lucis and Buzz, smudged the dogs a bit and painted out the background with a soft white brush.

Grant

[Veralisa]

I love dogs. Always was a cat person but for the first time in my life I have a dog (5years) and my heart is now with them. What a great picture Dak, they look like good buddies for the G'kids.

I chose to do less with the processing and more with the layout.

You all know so much about the newest graphic programs...and by looking at your results of Postworkshop looks like I know what I'm asking Santa for Christmas.

[Dak Paule]

Veronica, that is really cute what you did with that. I will save that for future reference.

Dak