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Aimee C. Eisaman
 

Phello Photogs- Week 1 Michael


 
 
Hello Phellos! This is week one of our 15 week project. Michael has been chosen for week 1 and has sent out the original to everyones personal email. Edit this as you wish and post it in this thread when you are ready! Can't wait to see all the wonderful ideas! :~)


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May 02, 2009

 

Vicki Snow
 
 
 
...Sorry Mike...But with this image I practiced my cloning, there sure was alot I cloned, any pipe, rope or debris I could find. Also tried to build a wall in place of the trees and fence.....I see I have much room for improvement...but after 3 hours I had enough....I did a tighter crop even though I liked the grassy area. I wish I could have enhanced the sky a bit but don't know how. Adjusted the contrast and saturation. This is what you get from a beginner Ü


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May 02, 2009

 

Debbie E. Payne
 
 
 
Took the painterly route, Michael and my steps are in the description below "my" take on the image. This was fun, although it felt a bit like plaigarism.


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May 02, 2009

 
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Whoops I went to the wrong place. Here is what I did. Cloned out the construction stuff. Cropped. Did a high pass at 20.5, linear burn, opacity at 59%.
You all were right This is fun.


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May 03, 2009

 

Aimee C. Eisaman
 
 
 
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May 03, 2009

 

Christie R. Bielss
 
 
  Mike's image-edited
Mike's image-edited
Don't have a lot of time this week, so here's my version. Was going for a kind of HDR look. Not sure if I even got in the same stratosphere as the HDR.

Christie R. Bielss

 
 
I like this idea for posting much better Aimee.

Well, I'm not sure I remember what all I've done to this but I'll give it a go. I cloned out the hooks/lines from the cranes, the barbed wire fencing, and replaced all of the construction fencing and materials by cloning in the grassy areas from the left side of the image. I cloned out some construction debris from around the stones in the front center of the image as well. I increased the saturation and adjusted the hues for the blue sky, I overlayed a high-pass filter on a layer, used a color burn, did a lot of noise reduction-several times, used the Distort-Glow filter, and can't remember what else. I almost cropped, but decided I liked the feel of all the ruins sliding down the hillside - so kept the full image as is. I think I merged the layers and then reduced the image size to save as a .tiff. And that's all this tired, old brain can remember.


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May 03, 2009

 
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