Image Showcase: photoshop fundamentals course

[EPNet Admin]

Some favorites from the photoshop fundamentals course.

[Joan Davis]

After! This is a combination of 3 images.

[Joan Davis]

This is the first image - and the primary source of the finished product. I didnt like the fact that the cowboy on the right was looking out of the frame. I also wanted to see the cowgirls face.

[Joan Davis]

This is the second image I used. I liked the face of the cowgirl in this image. I think the cowboy behind her is better positioned. I removed the cowboy from the far right.

[Joan Davis]

After working on the image for a bit I didnt like the empty space left by the removed cowboy so I added in some dusty background horses taken from the top left off this image. Now looking back at the original first image I think i could almost have left the cowboy on the right look out of the frame as the horses I added would have that make more sense.

[Susan Kozlowski]

Winter Sunset.

[Susan Kozlowski]

Winter Sunset II

[Susan Kozlowski]

Poetry in Motion.

[Susan Kozlowski]

Poetry in Motion II

[Russell Kinerson]

Where Fairies Dance

[Alison Duncan]

This photograph...............

[Alison Duncan]

and this photograph..................

[Alison Duncan]

= this! Using techniques that I learnt on the course using blending, layer masks and by playing around I came up with this which I am very happy with

[Heidi Emanouel]

"Frosted"

[Irene McDermott]

"Phaeton"

The original image had another horse directly behind the palomino and was a full body shot of the two playing. I cropped into the horse, sharpened, added a levels adjustment layer, did some custom dodging and burning, and added a texture over the entire image. I then masked off the effect from the palomino. My last step was to change it to black and white.