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Image Umbrella: Image Modification/Manipulation
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Now, go change the world!

 

The Doctor: There was a goblin, or a trickster, or a warrior... A nameless, terrible thing, soaked in the blood of a billion galaxies. The most feared being in all the cosmos. And nothing could stop it, or hold it, or reason with it. One day it would just drop out of the sky and tear down your world.
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I was having a hard time imagining how some of the actors that have been cast to play well established roles in the forthcoming Star Trek movie (unfortunately not due until May 2009) might look, so tried my hand at a bit of photomanipulation; let me know what you think.

Simon Pegg as Lt. Commander Montgomery Scott

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Original Scotty & original Pegg

John Cho as Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu

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Original Sulu & original Cho

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Ha ha ha ha! That's really good! I'm a Star Trek fan myself, the movies are great. I'm not sure I liked the one of Scotty, I've come to look forward to his old, rather large, self.

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lolz smoking squirrel. Too bad it doesnt have thumbs XD

Working on my colorization skills. This time I used an overlay+transparency method, but I just can't seem to get colors I want. This is the first colorization I've done in months, though.

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Original: http://www.shillpages.com/dw/story/d2/st--2v62.jpg

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It is a PdN work, he is just entering it into a Photoshop competition.

Wouldn't a Photoshop competition be limited to work created in Photoshop?

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Well I like it! and that could be an idea for those who think that windmills spoil the landscapes, go eco-energy, go!

My entry for a Photoshop Contest competition...

20 mins, and not much 'magic' save for the 'radial blur'...

http://www.geocities.com/gerry_satrapa/FlowerPower.jpg

From an original image @ http://www.rogerwendell.com/images/wind ... 2006_2.jpg

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Wow! Is that 100% PDN? If it is thats awesome!

If it isn't, its still much better than anything I could do. :lol:

Call me expired. Please.

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Don't go counting your chickens before the pack of rabid ravaging foxes attacks. -Sozo
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@sabrown 100 & Mike Ryan: for image manipulation, I use Paint.NET exclusively... Photoshop Contest is just a Image Manipulation competition site that I came across many years ago through Fark.com... Having a set image to manipulate can help with creativity when you've got "imager's block" :shock: ... I try to encourage my students to do stuff like that to take their work "out of the classroom" and (kinda) "into the world".

I haven't played with Photoshop since I discovered Paint.NET (around 3 years ago). It is far simpler for student's to "grasp", but lends itself to more advanced application should students be interested enough.

[img]http://www.geocities.com/gerry_satrapa/PDNsig.jpg[/img]

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The Lake

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That's gorgeous! How did you do that? ( the soft-creamy look of the sky remind me a bit of an Oma's painting .

Only wouldn't be better if you put the before and after pictures side by side so we do not have to jump from an image into an-other?

Ciao

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