Photoshopping fun

[Adam Grace]

Here are a few fun photoshopped pictures that I have worked on that i enjoy, hopefully you'll enjoy them as well.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/flyguyag/photoshop/flatcolortroutcopy.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/flyguyag/photoshop/frsteeliecolored2print.jpg

I have also started yet not completed a big restoration project for Jay, although I have not worked on it for a while, but i will hopefully finish it someday. This photo was totally over exposed, way too bright, and that is very difficult to edit or manipulate in photoshop. here's the original:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/flyguyag/photoshop/roosterrestore.jpg

Here's a bunch of work primarily on the fish:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/flyguyag/photoshop/roosterrestore2.jpg

Do you guys have any heavily modified photoshop picture to so us?

[jbird]

Adam

I totaly forgot about that! I have caught and photographed quite a few roosters since then, Maybe I can use the skin from another fish to shop it.

Jay

[Adam Grace]

That would help, so would a better picture of a similar landscape/backdrop to drop in behind you. In photoshop, white coloration can only be colored or paste onto there is not detail to make minor changes.

[jbird]

Adam

I played with it for an hour or so tonight. I cloned a different fish in and then blending brushed it. It was very hard to get any realizm to it so I added a distortion filter to roughen it up.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v283/jbird35/bajaroostershop2.jpg

[Adam Grace]

Yeah a filter like that will help, trying to get it look just like the original is very tough with that picture, nice changes.

[jbird]

BTW That first pic of that trout is WILD! Thats about as close to 3-D as you can get on a computer screen!
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