dandelion hunter

I really don't know what I have done but I would love to get some

feedback...good bad or ugly.

Interesting technique on processing. I like it very much. Reminds of storybooks for kids. 6/6

El procesado le queda divina a esta preciosa y divertida ni�a.

Saludos.

Jennifer...thank you so much for stopping and sharing. I know that you are pretty frugal with your kudos and ratings so I really appreciate it. I am not sure about the application or if I could even duplicate it if I wanted to. .Gracias Rueda. �No estoy incluso seguro c�mo la hice o si podr�hacerla otra vez!

 

Interesting...is this the Dragan effect? Whatever it is, it gives the image a cool artsy feel. It sorta reminds me of some of those old time hand colored pictures from way back. cute kid...looks like someone else knows a dandelion hunter>

Thanks Jeff. Good question. There are elements here of that draganizing video that I sent you. I didn't get the look that I wanted so my frustration took me into "what happens if I do this? and this? and this?"....so I went somewhere (and because I flatten my layers and get a little nutty) and I may not be able to find my way back there. Even though it is overused on PN...I still really like the dragan based applications. I have seen a few versions that are extremely compelling. I am limited because I use Elements. And doing actions with Elements is very difficult (perhaps impossible for my head). So yes...dragan with a little cartooning and some of that ol' fashioned colorizing look kind of sums it up. And yes...this is my daughter. I call her my contract model....many pix of her in my "babes" folder.

Tiffany, I like the treatment! In fact, you just inspired me! I'm off to play in PS! I wish the background was not quite blown out! But otherwise, it's quite charming! Regards, Doug.

Thanks Doug...I am glad to be part of keeping your process going. Yes...a bit blown out..you are right. I actually filled it in quite a bit from the first attempt.