Antique doll

TonyCooper

An antique doll shot through the window of a closed shop.

DaddyO

For me Tony ... This divine little piece is nothing short of outstanding
Post Processing an excellent choice and applied perfectly best I can tell. The ever so lightly OOF BG
has awesome detail appearance and wonderfully complements the main subject.
The mildly gritty textures overall are very feelable and I find myself wanting to touch.
So, I think ya got yourself a serious winner here Tony I'd put it up for consideration in the current
Dgrin Challange "Texture" without a doubt. I'd love to see some comments as to that potential if you find you care to pass it by em in a thread posted there too.
Would also like to know what mechanism netted you this effect in PP. I suspect Topaz but who knows

lensmole

Fantastic ! Very cool !

TonyCooper

DaddyO wrote: »

For me Tony ... This divine little piece is nothing short of outstanding
Post Processing an excellent choice and applied perfectly best I can tell. The ever so lightly OOF BG
has awesome detail appearance and wonderfully complements the main subject.
The mildly gritty textures overall are very feelable and I find myself wanting to touch.
So, I think ya got yourself a serious winner here Tony I'd put it up for consideration in the current
Dgrin Challange "Texture" without a doubt. I'd love to see some comments as to that potential if you find you care to pass it by em in a thread posted there too.
Would also like to know what mechanism netted you this effect in PP. I suspect Topaz but who knows

Thank you. I wasn't even following the current Dgrin challenges,
but I have entered submissions before. I'll take a look.

No plug-in was used. It was processed in CS4 only. I did do some
manual steps that give the "Dragan effect", (You can Google for
this effect) but some other messing around in Photoshop was
employed. I can't even remember the steps.

torags

Nicely done Tony

Good work