Blended blending
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Life started…..............................a day, april afernoon. /
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A young reticulated giraffe almost disappears when standing against it’s mother. Captive animals.
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Something for class tonight…. put together from images I shot yesterday, some layers, blending modes, paintbrushes and patience….not a strong suit ;)
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Trust me, it is worth looking at larger, and tilt your screen to see the details. Ta.
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`Oli nô au i nâ pono Hawaiian Translation: / I rejoice in the blessings of Heaven
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Geisha in Red. A fractal and digital art piece by M. A. Duhaime. A blend of fractal art and still life art.
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Tutorial: Layer Masks and Transparency Gradients for "The Heart"
by Cain DohertyI have an improved and better formatted version of this tutorial in my wordpress blog....
I have an improved and better formatted version of this tutorial in my wordpress blog. This tutorial will cover digital blending in Photoshop CS3 using layer masks and transparency gradients. It is aimed at those who are interested in seeking alternatives to HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing. I would consider the usage of these techniques as digital graduated neutral density filters and although it can take some time to implement, I find the benefits to be: Preservation of intended colour and tone Complete control over contrast gradients Elimination of halo effects Elimination of fringing I will use one of my photographs, The Heart, to illustrate the method. 1. Download this zipped folder containing the two images to be used for blending and open IMG_1166 in Photoshop. 2. Press Ctrl+Shift+N and click OK to add a new layer. To place IMG_1164 on this layer go to File > Place and find where you saved it. Click the tick to commit the transform. 3. To create a mask, click the New Layer Mask (grey square with white circle inside) button in the Layers palette. To create a transparency gradient on this mask, first hit G to bring up the gradient toolbar and select a linear gradient. Then click and drag as shown in the following picture. 4. The next layer will be a photo filter so click Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Photo Filter and hit OK. Push the density slider to 100% and select a custom colour with properties as shown in the following picture. 5. Now apply another layer mask and gradient, as done previously, to restrict the photo filter to the sky. Change the blend mode to Linear Burn and opacity to 70% for the following picture. The Linear Burn blend mode is similar to Color Burn, but instead of increasing contrast, it decreases brightness to darken the base color and reflect the blend color. Now add curves layers to the foreground and then the sky. 6. Click Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves and hit OK. Then modify each of the RGB channels to reflect something like the following picture. 7. Change the blend mode to soft light and add a layer mask and gradient (this time in reverse) to restrict the curves layer to the foreground. This will produce the following result. The curves layer that targets the sky looks like this. 8. Change the blend mode again to soft light, opacity to 75% and create a layer mask and gradient to achieve the following result. 9. The final step involves adding a levels layer and changing its blend mode to ‘screen’ to boost the lighter areas. An opacity of 90% will achieve the picture shown below. 10. Straightening the horizon and correcting the barrel distortion yields The Heart. If you’ve found this useful please let me know. Feedback and discussion is welcome. If you haven’t done so already, please check out one of my other tutorials Photographing the Milky Way with a standard DSLR camera Cain Doherty
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Some very cool work done by Heather King on a self portrait of mine! Thanks Heather!
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© 6point1 Photography 2008 / My first collaboration attempt : / Thank you to Darren Sharp for providing the fire for this picture!!! / Darren also has some fine art check it out here> / Darren Sharp
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A close up shot of a splash. / Blue water below and a yellow drop of water from above. When they splash the colors blend and form the green in the middle. © RichAllen 2008
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This beautiful bird is a Pacific Loon, a solitary creature, not often seen by most people, yet a rather common sea bird off the west coast of Canada. On this foggy day, I captured this image attesting to the bird’s ability to blend in to its environment. Not as spectacular looking as its Common Loon cousin, this bird has the same haunting call of its better known relative. Image captured in tidal flats off the east coast of Vancouver Island, Canada, with a Nikon D300 and 600 mm lens.
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Lisa C. Weber ©2008 (Created with Bryce 6.1) Visit My Complete Bubble for all My 3D Artwork. Thanks for dropping by and enjoy!
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Everything on the earth has a purpose, every disease has a herb to cure it, and every person a mission. This is the Indian theory of existence. —-Mourning Dove [Christine Quintasket] (1888-1936) Salish
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After all the food was consumed on Christmas day, I set about capturing shots around our home that looked interesting. / ... / First I found her glass chopping boards which had some amazing colours and shadows coming off them from the afternoon light through the kitchen window. / ... / So I added one of the green bottles (that had held non-alcoholic fizzy drink, but were filled with cool water between the main meal and dessert). / ... / Then I found left-over fruit (which was amazing in itself!), and the grapes were added as the perfect contrast of colours … green bottle, green grapes and the reflection off the glass chopping boards. / ... / At this point, I discovered the chopping boards were refracting the light in all the wrong directions. So I removed them from the image. / Tested a few shots with and without. / Then put the glass-boards back into the image! / The reflected light from the glass surface helped push light back up through the grapes, thereby enhancing and giving a real 3D feel to the shot! Neat trick of the Year! / ... / Thus, this is one of five photographs that appeared inside my camera. / ... / Oh, and the title is a play on words. / Bending Light / Blend of Subjects All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / (c) Stephen Mitchell : Using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action.
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A golden-backed dragonfly rests easily on a fresh rosebud in the Owen Rose Garden, Eugene, Oregon. Summer 2008.
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The clouds caught my eye as they were rolling in, trying to “blend in” with the trees….........maybe trying not to be noticed??? LOL
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This is the first time i have blended two exposures together manually on photoshop and i like it!
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Merging of two images. / Photographed the fairy and extracted it from the background. / Changed the hue to a lilac shade,and did the same to the flower.Merged them both together giving the impression of the Fae leaning on the Stamen.
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