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Dawicka2 wrote in post #15548410

Going for a straight out of camera look. Shaving infants is no easy task, so i left his beard.

Androostain, your images look amazing. I tried your technique... but it is going to take a lot more practice. Nice work!

haha, awesome, the editing is really good. Nice one.

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Magic lantern'd T2i, a 1d2n, 15-85, rokinon 8 and 85mm, nikon 55 f1.2, sigma 24mm f1.8 and Tokina 400mm creeperPrime.

Dawicka2 wrote in post #15548410

Going for a straight out of camera look. Shaving infants is no easy task, so i left his beard.

Androostain, your images look amazing. I tried your technique... but it is going to take a lot more practice. Nice work!

Nice masking mate, great concept, love it

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No Swimming by P Lawrence, on Flickr

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androostain wrote in post #15553354
wow Pridash, you are stepping this uuuup. amazing work

Cheers mate! Trying to push myself each week...although, I really do feel like taking a break for week 7 lol.

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pridash wrote in post #15553131

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No Swimming by P Lawrence, on Flickr

Good stuff Pridash.

How did you pull this one together?

"The general rule for flash photography is that you want the flash to go off while the shutter is open" (Titus213)

mtimber wrote in post #15555192
Good stuff Pridash.

How did you pull this one together?

Cheers mate. I think that would be a rather long story lol! Putting it together was the easy part, but the displacement maps and water effects were the hardest parts to incorporate. As mentioned in the flickr link, it's the first time I had to save the file as a .psb and PS used up nearly 10gb of ram. Ended up scaling the resolution down to give my pc a break!

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mtimber wrote in post #15555471
Where did you get the water effects from PJ?

I did use a water brush for some effects, but also a mixture of images of waves and water and blended them in. The ripples are from my own stock...courtesy of a rock thown in the water.

Pradeep (but most people call me PJ)

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androostain wrote in post #15552929
Nice masking mate, great concept, love it

Thanks, Man... Means a lot!

Magic lantern'd T2i, a 1d2n, 15-85, rokinon 8 and 85mm, nikon 55 f1.2, sigma 24mm f1.8 and Tokina 400mm creeperPrime.

Both shots were taken at 200mm. The shot of the moon was added as a layer on top of the skyline, enlarged, and positioned properly. I used the select by color range tool to create a graduated mask that allowed the sky to be replaced while still letting some of the natural looking moonlight fall on the tops of the buildings. I was facing north for the buildings and east for the moon, so this would not have been possible in a single shot.

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pridash wrote in post #15553131

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No Swimming by P Lawrence, on Flickr

great job here!

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Nice work, Pridash.... that is great!

I tried the "ANDROOSTECHNIQUE" on this photo.. still not remotely there yet. Pic was soft to begin with.

Instead of the typical LOVE/HATE tattoo.. this little guy has been known to LOVE MILK.

Magic lantern'd T2i, a 1d2n, 15-85, rokinon 8 and 85mm, nikon 55 f1.2, sigma 24mm f1.8 and Tokina 400mm creeperPrime.

Was doing project with my friend Tank and his son, this was a test shot that I decided to edit. Will upload the full project once it is done. This was my first time using Knoll Light Factory too, nice plug in.

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