Inner Light

Posted by James W. Milligan on Wed Apr 12, 2006 8:43 am

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This might be a tad over the edge

I started with two images-1 in focus and 1 out. The images were stacked and blended for the proper effect

I played with the hue and saturation,levels and curves.The image had an interesting color feel and looked images I stared at during my bio days. I reverted back to my B&W era and converted using Alien Skin Exposure(trial period) I like the feel of the filter. I am not sure I like the feel of the price

Have fun with this and don't hesitate to be critical :roll:

Jim

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by Doris Jennings on Wed Apr 12, 2006 9:03 am

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It works for me! I like the B&W

I I'm with you there a lot of things I like but Don't like the price LOL

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by Clive on Wed Apr 12, 2006 9:39 am

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Well you've totally transformed this (?poppy seed head). I like the way that the left edge blends into the bg. The whole image seems to give a strange optical illusion effect to me - the pod jumping forward and making the 'propeller' seed slits recede. - fascinating, or maybe I need some DC therapy urgently! :roll: