I took this shot about a year ago but never liked it. I couldn't bring myself to delete the images so I just decided to process them. I used Photomatix 4.02 (Thanks Tom) then opened it in CS4 and put a dark edge on it. After that I opened it in Photoscape and put a vignette on it and used the reflection filter. Back to CS4 to give it a ripple effect in the 'water' and a blue hue with the rectangular marquee tool. I cropped it to get rid of most of the dark edge but that allowed me to enhance the 'shore line'. After all of that I was finally willing to share it. LYLEMonday, December 27, 2010
Profile of a Tree
I took this shot about a year ago but never liked it. I couldn't bring myself to delete the images so I just decided to process them. I used Photomatix 4.02 (Thanks Tom) then opened it in CS4 and put a dark edge on it. After that I opened it in Photoscape and put a vignette on it and used the reflection filter. Back to CS4 to give it a ripple effect in the 'water' and a blue hue with the rectangular marquee tool. I cropped it to get rid of most of the dark edge but that allowed me to enhance the 'shore line'. After all of that I was finally willing to share it. LYLE
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Thanks to digital Photography you can take an eyesore and make a beautiful image out of it. This reminds me of my haunted forest it was a boring eyesore until I altered it. Maybe eyesore is too strong of a word to call a picture that can be and is turned! Bruce
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