Tree Moon

MontecMontec Registered Users Posts: 823 Major grins
edited December 23, 2007 in Other Cool Shots
Practicing some Photoshop masking techniques

moontreeweb.jpg
Cheers,
Monte

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  • SkippySkippy Registered Users Posts: 12,075 Major grins
    edited December 23, 2007
    Montec wrote:
    Practicing some Photoshop masking techniques


    Wow Montec that's awesome.
    Are you learning online? from a book? or teaching yourself?

    Thats an excellent shot of the Moon behind the whispery branches of the tree clap.gif Well Done! .... Skippy :D
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  • MontecMontec Registered Users Posts: 823 Major grins
    edited December 23, 2007
    Skippy wrote:
    Wow Montec that's awesome.
    Are you learning online? from a book? or teaching yourself?

    Thats an excellent shot of the Moon behind the whispery branches of the tree clap.gif Well Done! .... Skippy :D
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    Teaching myself in CS3 for the most part.

    For this piece I sampled the blue sky and choose SELECT|COLOR RANGE then adjusted the slider using the black matte option until I had the tree isolated, then jumped it to a separate layer and slipped a moon layer in between the original image and the new layer.

    I played with different blending modes on each layer and screwed it up a few times headscratch.gif but am happy with the final result, there is only a tiny blue halo around the branches that overlap the moon. I have about 10 different versions of this one...here are a couple more.

    Here is one with a giant moon...
    moontree3.jpg

    And this one with some obvious manipulations

    moonart.jpg
    Cheers,
    Monte
  • tleetlee Registered Users Posts: 1,090 Major grins
    edited December 23, 2007
    Cool shots, and excellent work in PS!
    T :D

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  • DogdotsDogdots Registered Users Posts: 8,795 Major grins
    edited December 23, 2007
    Nice work....hopefully some day I will also learn how to do this. I'm the type that needs step by step help :D

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