edited (fun) photo of the day

[jerseyboy00]

 

[TheGoofster]

Now that's cool. I haven't seen that effect before. What program are you using, and what's that feature called?

 

[°O°Joe]

Monorail Blue passing through the Contemporary:

 

[budcollector]

i'll give it a try,

from this

to this

 

[TheGoofster]

 

[TheGoofster]

 

[lyzziesmom]

I posted this original elsewhere, but I liked the picture so much I decided to play around with it.

Original:

Edited:

 

[jerseyboy00]

Now that's cool. I haven't seen that effect before. What program are you using, and what's that feature called?

Thats with photoshop 7.0 Im am not sure how i did it, i was playing around and now i cant figure out what i did.

 

[TheGoofster]

Thats with photoshop 7.0 Im am not sure how i did it, i was playing around and now i cant figure out what i did.

Too funny. Although, some of my favorite features that I have discovered have also come from just goofing around, when suddenly you discover something totally new and amazing.

Also, Lyzzies mom, I really like that shot you did.

 

[jerseyboy00]

Found it
Photoshop
filter- stylize- glowing edges

 

[°O°Joe]

 

[°O°Joe]

 

[TheGoofster]

Hey Joe, when you first look at the picture, you don't really see anything too different, but when you look a little closer (especially at the men's faces), it's like "Whoa, cool"

 

[°O°Joe]

I know what you mean, I meant to post the original as well so the difference could be seen, but forgot. So here's the original, and then the edited:

Original:

Edited:

 

[EeyoreFan1]

I know what you mean, I meant to post the original as well so the difference could be seen, but forgot. So here's the original, and then the edited:

Original:

Edited:

Great picture Joe. May I ask how you got the colours like that? What program/effect did you use?

 

[°O°Joe]

Great picture Joe. May I ask how you got the colours like that? What program/effect did you use?

Thanks Jessie. The effects were done with Paint Shop Pro X2 and a filter called "LucisArt". I believe the colors were done by the "time machine" effect within Paint Shop Pro X2, using the "cross process" developing method (filter).

 

[°O°Joe]

Here's another using the same technique:

 

[TheGoofster]

 

[EeyoreFan1]

Thanks Jessie. The effects were done with Paint Shop Pro X2 and a filter called "LucisArt". I believe the colors were done by the "time machine" effect within Paint Shop Pro X2, using the "cross process" developing method (filter).

Thanks so much!

 

[ImaginEars]