Black and White.....and Red all over

[alex]

Thanks Ade for the tip. Now I feel pretty dumb, cause I still don

[Ade]

Way easier, it also means you dont corrupt the image, layer masks take it to the next step again, That said, Photoshop CS5 has amazing and fast selection control, use the

[Richard Lane]

Ade, Thanks for the Tips and Link. I look forward to c trying this soon.


Rich

[patham]

Taken a couple years ago in Atlanta and then photoshopped to bits.





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[alex]

yep. I like that patham. very nicely done and creative!

[Ade]

Patham, like it, but it freaks me out a bit, [], can you post it upside down, so the in focus B&W bit is at the top, it think it would add a whole new dimension, (just a thought, not a critcism)....

[jcrowe87]

Here are a few I edited what must be about 5 years ago now.


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[Ade]

WOW, where did you take them, were you in Joels back yard, LOL.

[jcrowe87]

Haha, all of the images shown above were captured at the Metro Toronto Zoo. It is one of the largest zoos in the world, and I definitely recommend a visit for anyone visiting the city!

[patham]

Ade, the shot I posted already is actually upside down, so you have the reflection in the water at the top, in colour and the real thing at the bottom in B&W. Here's the original, unedited shot:


(Canon Powershot A590 IS f/4 1/500s 10mm)


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