PS the Wedding Photo of the Week: Special Edition 11/1/10

[StuartMoxham]

<p>Here goes my first one.</p><div></div>

[StuartMoxham]

<p>And here is the second one.</p><div></div>

[savagesax]

There are some really good adjustments, but I still prefer the original. My second choice is Blairs.

[danzel_c]

<p>this photo temps me to play around with a few photoshop effects i haven't tried in a while</p><div></div>

[wedding-photography-denver]

<p>Here's my try.</p><div></div>

[picturesque]

<p>Thanks a lot everyone! Great ideas and efforts, all.</p>

<p>Since it is early in the week, do you want another image to play with? If so, let me know, and I can open up submissions for a day, or if anyone wants to offer an image, also let me know.</p>

[brenna_l.]

<p>Okay so, I saw this...had to put in my 2 cents even though Everyone put theirs in already! Secretly, I love playing with other people's pictures to see how it comes out :)<br />~Nadine, Why don't we do bridals for the next one?! I could submit one :)</p>

<p>EDIT: I didn't even notice the bigger picture! I'm going to leave this one though. I enjoyed the challenge of not having a high resolution photo to edit. haha...</p><div></div>

[shawn_mertz]

<p>I agree with Bob B. The original capture has a nice natural look why mess with it.</p>

[picturesque]

<p>Since I didn't get much of a response, I am just letting this thread run until next Monday. Brenna--the next time I do a PS exercise, I'll think about you.</p>

<p>Carry on, folks--you can still submit your version of the image...</p>

[brenna_l.]

<p>Okay, So it wouldn't let me add more info to my last post but I forgot to mention that I also PS'ed the tree growing out the groom's head. It didn't bother me so much as on the bride because you can see the whole thing behind her and I don't know why on earth anyone would crop a picture such as this one because it shows where they are. The story of what's going on, they're walking in a vineyard. Not an alley. Also, I do agree the original picture looked great but there's nothing wrong with tweaking a great picture to make it super-awesome right?!? Btw. Great shot Nadine! *buttering you up to pick my image :D*Seriously though. Great shot.</p>

[andrew_harto]

<p>My 2 cents. Removed plant on groom's head, tweaked color saturation, added warmth for better skin tone and early morning/late evening feel, graduated filter to adjust the sky, vignetting to focus on B&G, and a little cropping.</p>

<p><img src="http://lh4.ggpht.com/_vueKLbMawUI/TNcwWcj_bgI/AAAAAAAAAHg/BEMjA_rbfqQ/s800/POW_110710.jpg" alt="" /></p>

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[pete_s.]

<p>Great image Nadine!</p>

<p>For this one I went with a painterly look. I used an aquarelle paper structure but I'd rather have the image printed on real paper with a similar surface, matted and framed.</p>

<p>I envision something between a painting and a photograph so I would probably take it another step towards a painting if I had more time.</p>

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[mandy_holyoke]

<p>I used a yellow, blue, and purple colour fill, and toyed with the hue & saturation.</p><div></div>