OK, here's mine.
Grand Canyon
Jungle
OK, here's mine.
Grand Canyon
Jungle
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Your water is pink.
Adjust your monitor's color.
(I was more focusing on the water pools.)
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@✧Rarity✧: Good work as always!
@Beorn: Wonderful photo - both edited and unedited!
@SonofPeverel: Great work!
@MasterBigAb: You have done good work with editing the images. However, you should pay more attention to image saving - I think you saved them as JPG, and they are low-quality because of that. You should always save your images as PNG.
@Bolkonsky: Excellent work and great ideas! You seem to have played with the colours in quite an intelligent way. And the pinkness doesn't matter that much, even if the image may be better without that.
I'm glad to announce that every single one of you have now completed Lesson 1!
Last edited by Goofy; May 09, 2012 at 09:00 AM.
That horizon issue is because I used some of the techniques after selecting just the sky, but my selection was a little inaccurate. The second photo was of the badlands in Alberta Canada and having been there on a bright sunny day, which is most days in the summer, the original didn't really show how blindingly bright it is to look at the scenery.
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Hello all!
And a big thank you to Goofy (and Hader) for letting me join the class. I've been following along, and trying the exercises; but have been unable to post (until now). I will try to catch up quickly.
Seashore
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Sleds
Last edited by NobleNick; May 12, 2012 at 11:16 PM.
That was somewhat what I thought as well, although you can just see those same pixels in the original photo as well. No matter what it was great work from you, though. And I can believe the scenery is great!Originally Posted by Squid
@NobleNick: Good work, plus it's nice to see you were eager to improve multiple photos.
To everyone else: As you can see I let NobleNick in on a case decision. After this, however, no applications will be received - it's too late now as Lesson 3 is running.