Horses, Photography, Photoshop
No Comments Pa, Ponies & Photoshop
The following pictures were taken yesterday during and after our ride up the mountain. We ran into Pa & Chris, my good friends and neighbors.
Horses, Photography, Photoshop
No Comments The following pictures were taken yesterday during and after our ride up the mountain. We ran into Pa & Chris, my good friends and neighbors.
Photography, Photoshop
No Comments Not really, but I’ve been working all afternoon and thought I’d take a little break to post this quick little burstof creativity from this morning.
Nothing special,enjoy!
Photography, Photoshop
No Comments It was a gorgeous spring like day so I grabbed the camera to take with me to the barn. The horses had their blankets on and I thought it would probably feel really nice to have the warmth of the sun on their backs instead of their blankets.
As I was grooming Indy someone fired off a round in the woods and I was lucky enough to get this shot,her ears forward, eyes wide and body alert.
I played around with it in CS3 using some brushes, the dodge tool and a couple of Nik filters.
I really love how this one turned out…it is now my favorite picture I have of her.
Photoshop
No Comments It must be the rain or maybe I’ve just come to find a new passion. Here is an old photo of my step mom and dad from 6 years ago. I only had the 600×480 version but I brought it into Photoshop and changed the resolution so I could have a larger version for painting.
I really love how the expressions stayed the same but I really liked how it brought out the nice coolpastels…my dad’s right cheek was a little tricky but I think it came out really special, al least to me
Photoshop
No Comments Another experiment with an old photo…I loved how the shadows and highlights came into effect once I started adjusting in Lightroom. I then brought it into CS3 and did a little pixel bending and painting
Smudged, painted and experimented with…
Photoshop
No Comments This was done entirely in Photoshop, using the smudge, dodge and paint brush. I had taken the photo in a low light situation with my Nikon D80 and Nikkor 70-300mm. His eyes were really what drew me into him from the herd of cattle he was standing with.
Initially I wanted to remove the tag, but after looking and working with the image I decided I liked the balance and color it brought to the image.
As always click image for the larger version. Prints can be purchased here!
Photoshop
No Comments Below is the original and my interpretation…enjoy!
Photoshop
No Comments A quick smudge painting of Tuki…did same sort of technique as previous post but really over did the highlights to give it a metallic look.
He looks so tuff in his green bomber jacket
