Posted by Immersed Photography (Houston, United States) on 31 January 2007 in Cityscape & Urban.
Photoshop excursions #1 - My first attempt at really trying multipe photo layering and adjustments with photoshop. I adjusted colors in the strips to brighten the contrast, and the moon was added in from another of my shots. I took this the other night. What do you think? Any recommendations? I want to master or at least understand!!! PHOTOSHOP the great mess of buttons and layers!
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Feel free to give me advice. I had trouble feathering the moon for some reason, so I think it looks a little cut and pasted. How would you do it differently?
30 Jan 2007 11:54pm
OHHHHH I TYPE'OD IN THE PICTURE! Sorry for typing LAMPOST.. What is that anyway??
30 Jan 2007 11:55pm
I think this shot is excellent; I really love the colours as well as the actual composition of the photo. The feathering on the moon looks very smooth. It's looks very well blended.
31 Jan 2007 3:20am
Excellent job - again! You are very talented! I think you did well with the PhotoShop...It's endless what you can do with PS - even more if you shoot in RAW! Very well done!
31 Jan 2007 6:54am
Good job with the layers! Cool photo!
31 Jan 2007 8:40am
hey love,
that is really cool! so this is what you do with your free time when I am not around. you have come a long way in your gifting-I am very impressed
31 Jan 2007 11:47am
youre going from strength to strength Sheldon. Beautiful.
4 Feb 2007 11:50pm
@Duncan Galbraith: thanks ;-) keep up your good work and thanks for your time in visiting my work. blessing on you
hey here's my take on the photo... I feel that the lamppost is too overwhelming... it's like diverting my attention away from the moon... on the other hand, the moon is really stunning. on some occasions, such cut and paste would look fake but I think this blends in really well.. keep up the good work. and continue to explore the infinite possibilities photoshop will bring to your photos. :]
7 Feb 2007 12:57pm
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