Brushed-on Effect
Sweet Sunset-Rexburg, Idaho, 2/3/11 6:45, f/4, 1/1600
I decided to change this one up a little bit, in the book it said to have the background be white, but I thought that a black background would look better with the sunset. I thought it was cool how there were different brush styles, to make it look like there were actual strokes or just paint splotches.
Burned Border
Oatmeal, Yum- Rexburg, Idaho, 2/14/11 11:34am, f/3.1, 1/125
For This one I started with the regular steps, I copied the layer then darkened it by using the multiply blending mode. But then instead of using the rectangular marquee tool, I used the elliptical marquee tool and just selected the layer around the Quaker Oats guy then hit delete, I thought it looked cool.
Flexible Vignette
February Sunset- Rexburg, Idaho 2/3/11 6:50pm, f/4, 1/640
Just did the steps in the book for this vignette, I think the dark border really adds to this picture.
I don't have any scanography pictures due to me having health problems and not being able to get onto campus to use a scanner. My roommate has a scanner, but it didn't work!
I really enjoyed the brushed on border effect and the flexible vignette in the temple shot. I felt that both showed that you knew what you were doing when you edited them. I also liked the color contrast that the black borders offered to the sunsets. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in your sunset picture and the picture of the temple. They are beautiful. You took your pictures at just the right moment. I really like your flexible vignette border too. I think that it complements the clouds in the sky really well. It also gives good contrast to all of the bright colors. Great job!
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