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Adam Grace
10-31-2005, 08:59 PM
Hey guys......I been taking a photoshop class the past couple of months and I have learned how to modify and tweak digital pictures. I love the class! Here is a picture that I have been working on lately. I hope that you guys like it!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/flyguyag/fishing/colortroutlightercopy.jpg

This is my guide friend Mike Bias with a beautiful Yuba River trout.

justinbailie
11-12-2005, 05:22 PM
you know adam,

that's looking kinda wild. kinda like a total recall flyfishing trip on mars. please don't take this personal or let it curb your creative fire, but it actually looks like that was a pretty solid image in the first place. careful with that photoshop stuff. out of curiosity, what are you doing with all the skills from this class?

Justin Bailie
530.545.0694
justin@justinbailie.com
http://www.justinbailie.com

Adam Grace
11-12-2005, 08:59 PM
The original picture is nice. Not at all like your wonderful pictures. I only used my little Pentax "point and shoot" 4 megapixel water-resistant camera. I wish that I owned a professinal Digital SLR with an expensive lense for ultr-sharp cler pictures. Maybe some day.

I wanted to mess around with the program. I enjoyed dramatically changing this picture. I thought that the trout was so beautiful that I wanted it to be the center of attention, then the wild sunset clouds and finally Mike; the bastard who stole that fish from me :lol: I also wanted to spread the eye a little bit after the intial focus on the trout.

Here's the original picture.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/flyguyag/fishing/ytrou3bias22605.jpg

I have only been tweaking some of my other personal pictures with my new limited knowledge of photoshop. I still have much to learn but I enjoying every minute of my class.

My current adjustments within the picture are still rough and need some heavy polishing. Someday I plan to fully complete and perfect this picture modification but for now I have to focuss on my other projects in order to pass the class and complete my portfolio.

Thanks for you interest - Adam

k.hanley
11-13-2005, 02:31 PM
Reminds me of many days in the '60's Adam. :shock:
Cheers, Ken
PS: Was that fish stretched and blown up??? I'm o-n-l-y k-i-d-d-i-n-g! :P Bias looks like he's enjoying the time on the river.

justinbailie
11-16-2005, 08:13 AM
adam,

i think that is actually a pretty solid stock shot. it really is a beautiful fish; and your partners sunglasses are classic. i'm sure you have a decent collection of images and probably know quite a few people in the industry. you should try to sell a few of those images to appropriate markets if you don't already. if you ever have any questions at all, feel free to drop me a line.

and yes.... you should get a digital slr. but until then, not bad for a point and shoot.


Justin Bailie
530.545.0694
justin@justinbailie.com
http://www.justinbailie.com

k.hanley
11-16-2005, 08:57 AM
I took a look at your pic gallery Justin. Beautiful work. Nicely done. I especially enjoyed the climbing pic of the sleeping dog.
Cheers, Ken

Adam Grace
11-16-2005, 09:21 AM
I also enjoyed your gallery Justin.

Do you shot with film or in digital?

My guess is film.