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Every month Anna Sides @
http://othersideofanna5.blogspot.com/2012/01/changing-whats-real-month-3.html#more will be show casing a series of photos starting with the original and then several altered by soft ware. There will be a mr.Linky tool on her sight so that we can all check out each others photos and fun. This week I have chosen a photo of my daughter Rebecca and my grandson, taken a year ago as he awaited surgery. They are both laying heavy on my heart right now, it felt good to work with their photos.
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| Sunless tan, airbrush, soften paint by hand for focal. |
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| sharpen 11,clarity21%,black&white blue,soften 30%, vignette size 70-strength 40% |
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| clone,soften,focal black and white, vignette 100% |
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| exposure-30%,clarity-21%,airbrush strong,holga-ish standard,cinema scope |
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| exposure -40%,clarity 11%,airbrush2%,Holga-ish 59% fade, %? grit |
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Film grain 100%, black and white/blue,frame/border
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Come on and join us, we have fun with this and sometimes get great results. which is your favorite, I have a tendency to lean toward the cinema scope. But my very favorite of these is the second to last one.
Sounds fun, Jan. I bet all those models, actresses and others will be put to shame when we start airbrushing our pictures.
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Joy always,
Susan
They sure will. Thanks Susan.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures..and the effects are marvelous.
ReplyDeletesuperb pics!
ReplyDeletecool effects...super sweet capture!
ReplyDeleteHey Jan! These are wonderful! I love the softness of the first one, but I also love the cinemascope. It was really neat how you did the 'before & after' with each photo. Thank you so much for participating!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for reminding me about the linky tool! I completely forgot to put that in...duh :P Then, when I did add it, I had to re-format everything because blogger wouldn't let me put it at the end, it kept coming up in the middle of my post. Go figure. I will add your link, and again, thank you for joining in :)
Hello Jan.
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done with these. It's interesting to see the before & then the after to compare. I find myself smiling along.
Great job!
Thanks for sharing. I appreciate your frequent visits & comments too.
Best wishes, my dear.
Anna; thank you, I have a lot of fun doing this. Loves to you. Jan
ReplyDeleteAndy; Thank you, I love playing with it. I love visiting your blog, you have managed to teach me to appreciate the romance genre a little better. I now read the ladies poetry with a different prospective as well. <3, Jan
I like the next to the last b&w grit. Looks like you had fun with this one Jan, hope it makes your thoughts of your daughter and grandson lie a bit easier on your heart.
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