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Best news all year.
Good luck on your new venture...- Seaco
- Post #18
- Forum: Off Topic- Games, Discussions, Etc.
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how to achieve this sharp effect
I would say the original images of the cars are taken in daylight that's why they look so well lit they are then cut out and the night time backgrounds added... Lee- Seaco
- Post #15
- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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Where do you get good stock photos for free?
I use RGB Stock very good http://www.rgbstock.com/- Seaco
- Post #5
- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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Need help with a picture with closed eyes (please!)
Here you go! Lee- Seaco
- Post #7
- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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How do you think this awesome effect was achieved?
Topaz is your friend...- Seaco
- Post #3
- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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Minehead Railway
I like constructive critique it's how we learn and just goes to show how many different ways you can interpret a single image. Tom, Inkz and Clare I do take your comments on board and thank you for them...- Seaco
- Post #14
- Forum: Show Your Work
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Columbo...
First caricature... PS CS6 and Wacom tablet- Seaco
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- Replies: 5
- Forum: Drawing and Painting
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Pretty Girl
Agreed Tom but it's a far as the client wanted to go!- Seaco
- Post #5
- Forum: Show Your Work
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Pretty Girl 2
I thought that also but if I had darkened her as much as the background then she would have blended to far...- Seaco
- Post #3
- Forum: Show Your Work
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Pretty Girl
Subtle refinements need to be looked at side by side really...- Seaco
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- Replies: 8
- Forum: Show Your Work