thx:
Gary M. Stolz, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Jerry Reid, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Leon Brooks (5 years and 3447 days ago)
Nice idea, but there are many places you didn't use the smudge tool. Also unless you go to the high resolution image you can't tell there was any smudging done. I would suggest smudging more and then running a paint daube filter over it. Also I would make a new layer fill it with black and set to color dodge. With a 5% opacity soft brush paint the highlights in the image. This will make it look more like a painting.
author says:
Revisited the image and tried the suggestions above....successfully?? Probably not but its just another step in learning and experimenting.
Thanks
idea is good -- patch of sand in front is showing a bit too much of cloning -- shadows could use some softening -- maybe some spread as they have too hard and edge also they seem a bit too much on top of the sand try a different blending mode maybe overlay with another layer in multiple with a lower opacity
author says:
Thanks Alan I did some touch up any better ?
And Thanks Giulia I took care of that I don't know how I missed that
Good idea, but it's pretty dark. SBS would help, too.
CMYK46 ... it's brighter now..
nice theme. may be you can add water splash to get more feel. good luck
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