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Curtis 1264 edit 2
Curtis 1264 edit 2
Melethia


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Collection: Archive Review
Date: Aug 23, 2006
Date Uploaded: Jan 3, 2009

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Comments: 14
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 Much easier edit. Created a duplicate layer, applied the Virtual Photographer Hard Steel filter to the dup layer, went back to the base layer and desaturated it, the reduced the opacity of the duplicate layer to about 70%. Dodged and burned a little for no apparent reason whatsoever. :-) Cropped.

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 04/12/2009 03:25:46 AM
Just came across this, I REALLY like it! Had a look at the others too, this is easily the best edit. Thanks for sharing the steps!
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 01/17/2009 04:36:28 PM
Since I go for emotion or artistic flare in shots, I'd pick this one. But they are all nice!
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 01/12/2009 07:37:53 PM
I have to say that I like this version better, I am a sucker for these tones and the editing adds a mythical quality to the image
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 01/11/2009 10:46:53 PM
I'll be different. I'm not so sure I like the filter used here. In comparison to the B&W one, the cast seems to take something away from this.
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 01/08/2009 06:29:09 AM
I like this one best Deb. I like the way the shadows in the water stand out more. I would be tempted to make the farther ones a little bit darker. The more I look, the more I like it!
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 01/08/2009 12:04:03 AM
I'm normally a sucker for B&W, but the toning in this one is fantastic. You asked about halos and shadow/highlight. I remember reading somewhere that if you crank the radius it will reduce it so that's what I normally do, although I never paid that much attention to it.
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 01/06/2009 09:02:25 PM
I think this is my favorite edit. I love the tones and the textures. It was a great image to begin with but the mood in this edit really makes it for me.
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 01/05/2009 05:46:37 AM
This is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!

I ADORE this image - so perfectly processed.
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 01/04/2009 05:23:17 AM
No contest. This is the best one by a landslide. The edit here is supportive of the scene, it respects the mystery, the intrigue where as the other edits... is rape too harsh a word? Seriously, the other edits rob all the appeal I see here.
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 01/04/2009 02:48:53 AM
This is my favourite of the three edits, although, I would prefer if the boy was a little brighter. Have you tried doing a brightness layer, and masking out everything but the boy.

Even without the extra brightness, I really like the emotion in this shot. It really does a good job a kid being a kid.
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 01/03/2009 09:31:03 PM
Here he does stand out nicely against the background. I like the tones and the textures in the water.
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 01/03/2009 08:09:32 PM
like this 1 too
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 01/03/2009 04:39:40 PM
I prefer this version. My attention focuses on the activity of the boy and the textures instead of the colors.
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 01/03/2009 04:38:37 PM
The b&w version is more ethereal and emotive. I think I prefer the b&w, but it's a tough tossup.
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