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    VALENTINE'S DAY CARDS

    and then I thought, why not make the statue more bronze-like...? 5 adjust colour 6 slight twinge on the contrats again 7 and a slight touch of unsharp mask
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    VALENTINE'S DAY CARDS

    Continuing the last answer - here's another using similar ideas: 1 original 2 statue lifted to new layer and slightly adjusted with contrast 3 background blurred with gaussian blur 4 background copied and then blended with bottom layer using vivid light
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    For all you dirty Mac lovers!

    G5 is a lovely machine. Mine's the 2.7 dual processor model - came out before the dualcore & Intel chip ones. Fast machine. And the holes in the front got it nicknamed "the cheese grater". Liquid cooling built in, and the fans only make a noise if the G5's under load.
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    Playing around

    more warping. Moved top left-hand corner across to right - which brings the back of the picture to the front and twisted the rh corner across to the left.
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    VALENTINE'S DAY CARDS

    It's a while ago... Lifted butterfly to new layer. Copied background layer, blurred this with Gaussian Blur, then blended it and the background with (I think) vivid light; flattened the picture. I usually keep an unflattened copy in case anyone asks me; but this one is one of the exceptions, so...
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    VALENTINE'S DAY CARDS

    Here's one I adapted some time ago -
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    Playing around

    Perhaps a moderator could move this thread to the Campfire forum and give it a new title - "What I can do with the Warp Tool" (Polite suggestions only, of course) ...
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    Interesting effects in watercolour

    NB - I take no credit for this one! My wife paints watercolours and sometimes produces some interesting effects. This is one of them. The "coral" effect at bottom right is created by scattering salt on the wet paint. Thought you might like to try the idea in Photoshop (or Painter?).
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    Bridge

    I like this effect - must try it out!
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    A Caveman's computer......

    Military robot in "Short Circuit"; noted for doing impressions of 3 Stooges and shouting "Stephaneeeeee". Well, ex-military.
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    IM BACK!

    Welcome back, Wendy! - It all went very quiet here when you went!
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    IM BACK!

    at the risk of diverting the thread to a cat theme, here's a thought or two:
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    OPINIONS PLEASE

    Suggestion:
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    CS2 Problems With Rendering--Lighting Styles Went AWOL

    It's certainly better than Safari for the Mac. The bookmarks drop down works like the one in Explorer.
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    CS2 Problems With Rendering--Lighting Styles Went AWOL

    I got this to work today - opened PS and a new file and then dragged a picture (one of the "bridge" thread) into the new file window.
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    Playing around

    Here's the first one I posted, created by playing around with the warp tool -
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    Playing around

    CS2's new Warp function. You can grab the corners and turn the pictures inside out, twist them any way you like. Here's some screen shots I've just done to show you how I created some of the shapes.
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    Vanishing Point or vanishing patience

    We had a server at work that kept playing up. Engineer took the front off and cleaned it out with a vacuum cleaner - so much for static electricity precautions! Then it worked fine again.
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    Playing around

    Great-nephew wanted "a funny picture". Well, he liked this one I did for him today!
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    Pricing of the Web Sites

    Re: Sergiy I find this poseidon site very cluttered. I like keeping things simple!
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