Post Photoshoped photos here (made by you)

[CoolBeans]

So basically post some stuff that YOU have done in Photoshop and this is optional the original picture

These are some things I have been working on at school

[crocski]

can post a link to them? I dont have any on my pc

 

 

http://alwaysnothere.deviantart.com/gallery/31507744

Edited September 19, 2013 by crocski

[CoolBeans]

can post a link to them? I dont have any on my pc

What like an imgur link? Just embed it, but it has I be yours

[crocski]

What like an imgur link? Just embed it, but it has I be yours

edited post.. thats fine?

[CoolBeans]

edited post.. thats fine?

Yeap

[crocski]

Yeap

cool beans

[Lil Chillbil]

Am I the onlyone who doesn't use photoshop for pointless purposes? all I do is grayscale, crop and apply filters... 

[CoolBeans]

Am I the onlyone who doesn't use photoshop for pointless purposes? all I do is grayscale, crop and apply filters...

I had an assignment, and was also kinda bored so yea

[CaptainSi]

can post a link to them? I dont have any on my pc

 

 

http://alwaysnothere.deviantart.com/gallery/31507744

These are awesomely surreal works bud. I think your masking could be improved. You should think about global lighting (and shadows, especially shadow) and burning when masking, so the edges don't have to be so abrupt. Lay off the feathering a bit, and perhaps think about which areas you're blurring to create depth of field (Anxtitled, for example, greenery is blurred out however sky is in focus, which breaks physics and stuff!). Where are you sourcing the images you work with? Cool stuff!

Edit: Oh, I'm an idiot, you've linked the stock photos in the work desc

[Lil Chillbil]

This is me getting "crazy" with photoshop by adjusting the skin tones and then applying the logo layer just to practice.

 

 

[crocski]

These are awesomely surreal works bud. I think your masking could be improved. You should think about global lighting (and shadows, especially shadow) and burning when masking, so the edges don't have to be so abrupt. Lay off the feathering a bit, and perhaps think about which areas you're blurring to create depth of field (Anxtitled, for example, greenery is blurred out however sky is in focus, which breaks physics and stuff!). Where are you sourcing the images you work with? Cool stuff!

Edit: Oh, I'm an idiot, you've linked the stock photos in the work desc

yea im working on alot of that stuff. im on a break now. As you can see alot it is old stuff.

when i get a pc. I'll start working again.

thanks for taking a look.

[radioactiv]

I do a bit of motocross photography as a hobby since my little brother rides. I sold my DSLR to build my new rig

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[megadarkwood]

I freehanded that text. I have more that I will post soon