I played a little around with photoshop yesterday . . .

 

Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "where the rubber hits the road".

 

nice. what program did you use to do this?

 

"Photoshop"

 

Good answer! I was gonna guess that......but I wasn't sure...

 

Here is my sad attempt to play... I did this in about 2 mins before I had to take the kids to soccer.. give me a day or so and I will try and make it better... maybe.

Before:



After:

 

whoa! are those 20s??

 

obvioulsy.. sorry i meant is it the one jasc software or what

 

here's something I did in photoshop back in April two days after I got my Mini

 

I feel like I'm playing spot the difference...

 

Photoshop is the kewlest software application ever created! May I ask, which version of PhotoShop are you using and which format..ie Win/Mac?

 

I saw this and I thought you were at Burning Man

 

7.0 PC

 

here's alittle somethign I just finished...was inspired earlier by all the talk of the concept for the newer new mini...

 

Trying out an idea . . .

 

Ok, well here is another attempt to play... Just borrowed my Dad's 55mm Macro... Gotta love it, except I was spoiled with the AF features on the D70.



I love the "morning blue." Playing around in levels to adjust my lack of exposure and came up with something kinda cool!

 

Was sort of bored tonight so worked on this one . . .



Snapshot using a Fuji disposable waterproof camera down at the River's End in Seal Beach, CA.

 

Ahhh...very nice. The Speedsta' look!

 

Oooooooh! Very nice, Juan! Me likeeeeee!

Clover

 

Thank you, thank you Clo!

 

I think this could be the new Chrysler 300...the mini version of it! BLING BLING

 

blacknblue: I like that quite a bit. How much processing was involved?

I pieced together a sig image tonight.

 

Film was taken to good ol' Sav-On for 1 hour processing.
Requested (Kodak) Photo CD only.
Selected washed-out sky, used "Render Clouds" filter to add color there.
Upped color saturation slightly.
Increased contrast.
With "Diffusion" filter, created highlights.
Selected white line to up the contrast and highlight.
Brushed sharpening tool over "Cooper" badge and right rear brake lamp on CR/W MC and on driver-side rear wheel of DS/B MCS.

Let's see . . . did I forget anything? Oh yeah, had myself a beer upon finishing!


I like the sig.

 

Nice. I'll have to experiment around with some of that myself.

 

I recommend either an Anchor or a good hefeweizen.