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© Copyright 2006 David Cochran

A tree trunk by the sea


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Well, it's about time, David. Very nice picture, like a mastodon tusk washed up on a rocky beach. You got some great tones out of the 5060 (which is what I use). Would you care to comment about that out of focus area to the right? Intentional? Doesn't bother me at all, just curious. Regards, Jack
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Boy you were quick!

 

The softness is on purpose. I wanted to accomplish, more or less, the effect of a swing lens, like the ones you have on view cameras.

I did the tones in the Channel mixer, one for the tree and on another layer for the rocks. Also did an unsharp mask to sharpen the photo a bit, I then selected the tree and overlayed it on the rocks, added a vigenette and used the same vignette, resized it as a mask for the blur effect. Wheeuu!

 

peace

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I like it very much and I agree with you on the softness that you have achieved it does enhance the image. I, as Jack find it also as a giant tusk washed ashore. Great image, and thanks for sharing the tecnique, since I seldome use P S other than the simplest adjustments such as levels contrast Etc.

Welcome back, great shot.

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David, I think you did achieve what you were looking for, after all the PS... I find this image "moody", kind of... and quite different to the original. I do like the softness of the image... and the square format.

 

I disagree with Imanol this time, I think that corner is perfect as it is.

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Thank you Charo. I figured that I have been using PS professionaly for more than a decade to do this kind of things for video and never tried it for my own things. So, el hombre renovado, will use it more.

 

paz amiga

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Gracias ninya. Te refieres a mas contraste en el tronco?

 

Sucede que el tronco es asi, casi todo blanco. Parece una tiza de escribir gigante.

 

paz

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Nice and interesting work that you did, David!! I like the softness and unsharpening very much. Welcome back!!
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Gracias Susan. I realy appreciate you visiting and welcoming me back. I have been watching your work silently, still think you are one of the bests.

 

paz

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