Technique from Andrew's blog
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Technique from Andrew's blog
by eadams » Sat Jul 19, 2014 12:50 pm
I loved the technique described in Andrew's blog article "Transforming an Ordinary Photograph" http://www.smartphotoeditor.com/AndrewBuchanan/?p=143 and wanted to try it out on a photo of my own. After straightening the photo a bit, I followed the instructions exactly, but I selected a different vignette, since I didn't want a white vignette on this particular photo. The vignette chosen was "Old Postcard".
Before SPE:
And after SPE:
I wish I had found a more interesting source photo to work with, because I really like the effect.
Before SPE:
- Fenster Burg Trausnitz_original quarter size.jpg (80.56 KiB) Viewed 4018 times
And after SPE:
- Fenster Burg Trausnitz1_pe.jpg (87.69 KiB) Viewed 4018 times
I wish I had found a more interesting source photo to work with, because I really like the effect.
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Re: Technique from Andrew's blog
by andrewb2012 » Sat Jul 19, 2014 3:52 pm
Hi eadams,
How lovely to see your 'before & after' images and hearing how you made the transformation. I am so glad that you have found that particular blog article useful. I love what you have done and I think it is wholly appropriate that you put your own 'stamp' on your creations. Your original was nice to view but your finished result after processing seems much more dramatic and compelling to look at. It has more character and has a hint of intrigue about it. I even get a feeling of 'wondering what has happened behind that window in the past'.
A great job with a very interesting result.
Look forward to more of your artwork in the future.
Cheers,
Andrew
How lovely to see your 'before & after' images and hearing how you made the transformation. I am so glad that you have found that particular blog article useful. I love what you have done and I think it is wholly appropriate that you put your own 'stamp' on your creations. Your original was nice to view but your finished result after processing seems much more dramatic and compelling to look at. It has more character and has a hint of intrigue about it. I even get a feeling of 'wondering what has happened behind that window in the past'.
A great job with a very interesting result.
Look forward to more of your artwork in the future.
Cheers,
Andrew
Re: Technique from Andrew's blog
by eadams » Sat Jul 19, 2014 4:34 pm
Thank you, Andrew. I applied your technique (including the white vignette) to another image and the improvement was remarkable. Of course the basic masking technique can be used with any combination of effects, but I loved the ones you chose for your tutorial.
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Re: Technique from Andrew's blog
by andrewb2012 » Sat Jul 19, 2014 6:16 pm
Hi eadams,
This one is STUNNING - I love it! Thanks for sharing this BEAUTY - my kind of image - to repeat, I LOVE IT!
Superb work!
Andrew
This one is STUNNING - I love it! Thanks for sharing this BEAUTY - my kind of image - to repeat, I LOVE IT!
Superb work!
Andrew
Re: Technique from Andrew's blog
by Phelon » Sun Jul 20, 2014 1:22 am
Hi eadams,
Fun to see your works of art. I agree that the 2nd picture is excellent! Makes me want to see more from this area.
Phelon
Fun to see your works of art. I agree that the 2nd picture is excellent! Makes me want to see more from this area.
Phelon
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