Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Adjustment Layer & Smart Filter
Sunset: 1/18/10 @ 5:00 p.m.; Swan Valley, Idaho; f 5.6; 1/200; Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
Banana Tree: 1/22/10 @ 9:30 a.m.; Rexburg, ID (BYU-I Greenhouse); f 7.1; 1/80; Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
On the first photo, I used an adjustment layer to lighten the snow, but keep the sky the same. I added the adjustment layer, then used the screen blending mode to lighten the photograph. On the second photo, I created a smart object. Then, I added Fresco and Watercolor filters. I erased some of the mask at about 25% opacity at the bottom of the photo (near the trunk and pot).
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I like how abstract you made that plant with the filter.
ReplyDeleteThe snow on the landscape was too dark so nice job lightening it up.
ReplyDeleteGood job lighteneing the snow. it looks realistic and is a nice contrast to the trees and sunsaet.
ReplyDeleteBoy the adjustment layer made that sunset picture look great! It was just what that photo needed.
ReplyDeleteThe filter you used on the banana tree picture gives it such a different look!
ReplyDeleteI love love love the banana tree! Really great choice with filters and playing up the fantastic colors :)
ReplyDeleteReally liking the sky on the first pictures.
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