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About LinkBacksEnhancing a sports photo with cooling liquid effects can drastically improve the look and feel of a composition. In this VideoCreative tutorial, author Mark Mayers will apply these effects to a photo from sports photographer Jordan Weeks. In the process, Mark will explain how not to overwhelm the model, but rather, to compliment the flow and movement of the original photography. If you are looking to take your compositing skills to the next level then View Now to get started!
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* Program: Photoshop/Illustrator CS5
* Difficulty: Advanced
* Estimated Completion Time: 5 Hours
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12-29-2011, 11:14 AM #1Member
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Re: Apply Liquid Effects to Sports Photography
Nice, thanks .
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Re: Apply Liquid Effects to Sports Photography
Sweet tutorial, thanks
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Re: Apply Liquid Effects to Sports Photography
It's a keeper here to mate.
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Re: Apply Liquid Effects to Sports Photography
nice awesome keep it up
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