Apprentice Photoshop Pictures Contest - 15 image entries Contest Directions: You are asked to photoshop this image in any way you like. This image was taken by Keb. We are asking you to use your creativity and create any new image using this picture. Part of the source image must be used in your entry. You will have 3 days to submit your entry. Submitting it early will give you plenty of time to read the critique comments and edit your image accordingly. Typical FreakingNews entry guidelines also apply. You can find them here.
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Thanks to Keb for sponsoring this contest. [ browse best gallery pictures ] Tags: cobblestonestreet Jackpot: 1st place: $1.5, 2nd place: $0.9 , 3rd place: $0.6 Started: 2/21/2007 6:00:00 AM, Ended: 2/25/2007 6:00:00 AM
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I learned a lot by doing this one. I never tried to create rain before, so this was fun! I was inspired by a previous contest to create snowy art. Maybe next time I'll do snow... hmm...
Source files: car, sky (hit return at address line, to view sky image, it's protected from cross-linking) and umbrella... Oh! and rain (on the lense). The other rain was made by noise and motion blurring, with select masking.
Let me know if this helps you at all with your chopping Or, if you have any suggestions for me, please comment! Thanks!
This altered image (in its Photoshop format) consists of 3 layers with minimal filters. Balloon, Original Photograph, and Wind. Filters: Blur (Background). On the sky layer I used the opacity tool to overlay a sky image over the original to show depth and hint of wind.
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Or, if you have any suggestions for me, please comment! Thanks!
