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    G'day Everyone,

    I've just been having a play around with some 'tutorials' and the like and this is an image that I produced.

    http://www.mattelder.com/images/Pict...Wall1_512x.jpg

    I have larger versions of it on my website (http://www.mattelder.com ) for those who are really interested. I'd certainly be interested in any comments as the base image was taken from "Photo manipulation Challenge 6".

    http://www.retouchpro.com/challenge/...ge6/index.html

    I loved the image with the architecture and gradients but didn't like the actual challenge (sorry DJ Dubovsky).

  • #2
    Well, it's certainly...different

    I had to stare at it awhile to finally see the original image, and would never have guessed at the source if you hadn't told us outright.

    So, c'mon, no free rides here: how did you do it? What was your inspiration, thought process, etc. What were you trying to say?

    My first take on it was as some sort of bizarre subway photo.

    And I encourage all sorts of play outside the Challenges. They're one thing, this is another. No reason they can't co-exist nicely.

    And do us all a favor and attach a copy, so years from now when that link is dead people aren't left in the dark (pun intended).
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    • #3
      everytime I've tried to upload an image, I've never been able to. I would love to get it off my server space. I go to browse, make sure it is a jpg under 102400 but when I hit submit, but it never appears. I'm not trying for a free lunch or anything, just generally didn't think that people would be interested. Alot of it was shear experimentation. Took about 20 hours to do and the final file has about 120 layers all doing different things. If there is enough interest, I'll write a tutorial or part there of or something. What are people interested in?

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      • #4
        how you made the scalloped light tracks

        thought process in general

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        • #5
          Most common reasons uploads don't work:

          Too big (cut it by 25% and try again)
          No ".JPG" suffix (this stymies some Mac users).
          Impatience (there's no progress gauge, and can take a few minutes with slow connections)
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          Take responsibility for learning

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