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Holiday pics
by eadams » Fri Oct 03, 2014 8:47 pm
Back from a holiday in France, I am enjoying playing around with SPE and applying different effects to my images. I continue to be amazed at the variety possible with this software.
This is a snapshot I took of Mont Saint Michel. I only cloned away some pesky tourists (and did a sloppy job of it).
I wanted to make this image look dramatic and magical and ended up applying the effect Winter Sky by tom and some extra color enhancement effects, and then Black border by David.
I started looking at other borders, and ended up changing the look entirely with the border Gallery Mounted textured mixed media 040 by andrewb2012:
Browsing again through different border effects, I really liked the way the effect Gallery Mounted Watercolor 001 (also by andrewb2012) changed the look of the image completely.
I could keep this up forever and never tire of seeing how SPE transforms a drab mediocre snapshot into something interesting. Thanks to all the talented effect authors who make this possible!
This is a snapshot I took of Mont Saint Michel. I only cloned away some pesky tourists (and did a sloppy job of it).
I wanted to make this image look dramatic and magical and ended up applying the effect Winter Sky by tom and some extra color enhancement effects, and then Black border by David.
I started looking at other borders, and ended up changing the look entirely with the border Gallery Mounted textured mixed media 040 by andrewb2012:
Browsing again through different border effects, I really liked the way the effect Gallery Mounted Watercolor 001 (also by andrewb2012) changed the look of the image completely.
I could keep this up forever and never tire of seeing how SPE transforms a drab mediocre snapshot into something interesting. Thanks to all the talented effect authors who make this possible!
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