Rodentosaurus Rex

© Steve Mescha

Rodentosaurus Rex

Uploaded: January 31, 2006

Description

Macro shot with some added details. The pedestal was created in PSCS by filling paths with color, and dodging and burning the shadows and highlights. The photo was shot from a tripod in natural light.

Comments

Gail Vitikacs level-classic January 31, 2006

Wonderful capture...the lighting is super on this... #383613

Jenny Bosmans January 31, 2006

This looks great, Steve!! Love this on the dark background!! Wonderful work and image!! #2358984

Janet L. Skinner January 31, 2006

Wow, I can't believe you created the pedestal!! Excellent work on this, Steve!! #2359409

Bobbie Davis January 31, 2006

AWESOME Steve! #2359456

Wendy Stevenson January 31, 2006

Very cool subject, great shot and incredible work on the pedestal. I really like the colour you choose and the plaque is perfect!! Well done Steve! So how big is this skeleton?? It looks to be very small!! #2359543

Steve Mescha January 31, 2006

Thanks, Gail, Jenny, Janet, Bobbie, and Wendy. You all must think I'm completely nuts, LOL! The mouse skeleton is only 4.5" long from nose to tip of tail. I couldn't help think he looked like a dinosaur in a museum. I'm learning PS tricks from a book called "How to Cheat in Photoshop" by Steve Caplin. It has great tips on getting blended images to look real :-) #2359915

Wendy Stevenson January 31, 2006

whoa, I would have NEVER guessed a mouse skeleton!!! I can't believe what good shape it's in - the only one I ever found was about half that size with LOTS missing:-(( You did a great job on this Steve!! #2359947

Carla Metzler January 31, 2006

This is excellent, Steve! I love it!! #2360153

Steve Mescha January 31, 2006

Thanks very much, Carla! #2360461

Terry L. Ellis level-classic January 31, 2006

Super cool work, Steve! Wonderful PS and image! #2360467

Goshka G. January 31, 2006

Looks like an exhibit from the Museum of Natural History, Steve! #2360470

Kathleen K. Parker level-deluxe January 31, 2006

Super good, Steve!!! Love it!!! You did a great job!!!
kk #2360779

Adilson F. Ferreira level-classic January 31, 2006

Terrific image Steve!!!
Wonderful lighting!!! #2361085

Noel Baebler January 31, 2006

Cool mouse! Cool work! #2361302

Steve Mescha January 31, 2006

Thanks, Terry, Goshka, KK, Adilson, and Noel! You know I appreciate hearing from you all :-) #2361571

Judy S. Fung January 31, 2006

Terrific capture and work, Steve! #2361635

Dennis Flanagan level-classic January 31, 2006

Amazing effects and attention to detail. #2362059

Norman P. Banks January 31, 2006

All right my Man, Steve!

Real nice work on this one pal. I see you're really getting into your creativity!(smile)

Norm ,:-) #2362291

Steve Mescha January 31, 2006

Thanks, Judy, Dennis, and Norm! Hey Norm, thanks for the tip on the Caplin book :-) #2362343

Jill Odice level-classic January 31, 2006

I knew this was a mouse just from your name :-) My husband collects all kinds of dinosaur stuff, I will have to show him this, he will get a kick out of it! :-) Great work Steve! #2362657

Steve Mescha February 01, 2006

Thanks for stopping by, Jill, and I hope your husband got a chuckle :-) #2363654

Marsha S. Smith February 05, 2006

More from that fertile imagination! Cool shot, Steve, very cool! #2380337

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