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Mark
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messing with colors

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going through some pics my folks took, and adjusted the saturation of this red bridge...........

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nice :)

that looks like a very photogenic place !
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been done to death, but i wanted to try my hand at it LOL

this is where they went...........
http://www.bellingrath.org/
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Nice work Mark.

That bridge is very cool and hideous at the same time :D
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How about this? Imo, it just works with a little more saturation and contrast...along with a slight tilt.

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looks way better
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Paint.net overlay + sharpen.
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YARDofSTUF wrote:

Paint.net overlay + sharpen.

Gives it almost a frozen feel to it. Try repeating it a few times and maybe add in a slight blur on one layer and see if that makes it more snow-like.
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My take on it:

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Adjusted the curves, spot healed a number of things, and removed a couple of things like the rock in the water on the left side. Still learning a lot with CS5, but hopefully you like the pic :)
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JawZ wrote:Gives it almost a frozen feel to it. Try repeating it a few times and maybe add in a slight blur on one layer and see if that makes it more snow-like.
added a couple more layers, bit of blur, any more layers and the red gets over saturated.

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JawZ wrote:How about this? Imo, it just works with a little more saturation and contrast...along with a slight tilt.

:thumb: :thumb: top notch, how long did that take?
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cybotron r_9 wrote: :thumb: :thumb: top notch, how long did that take?

a minute or so...

I use the standalone app.

http://labs.artandmobile.com/tiltshift/
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