The eyes of an owl isolated from an avian image and imposed onto a black backdrop, and "Flood " filter applied, all done simply in PS Elements 9
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The eyes of an owl isolated from an avian image and imposed onto a black backdrop, and "Flood " filter applied, all done simply in PS Elements 9
Phil, welcome to OOTB! Our last bi-weekly theme was surrealism - it would have been perfect for the theme. Great use of Flood - I wouldn't have known they were owl eyes but I love their reflections in the water - they look like sunsets. You might want to crop just a little off the top but let's see what others think. I hope we see lots more of your work here:S3:
Very creative and well done. I would agree with just a sliver off the top.
Phil, welcome to OOTB...and how did you manage to capture a night-time image of the Loch Ness monster? :t3 Very creative...agree with Cheryl's comment about a sliver off the top...and I'd be tempted to soften/blur the foreground reflections just a smidge more...great image!
Well done! Dramatic and fun image. I, too, am an Elements user!
Phil,
Greetings. Ha! I got a smile on this one. Good show!
On close inspection... I might unflip the catchlight on one eye.
Cheers,
-Michael-
Very creative composition Phil! I wouldn't have guessed owl eyes. I agree about taking some off the top.
Welcome to OOTB, Phil. This is excellent! Love the composition and the your use of flood. TFS.
Very creative! Agree about a bit off the top...
Thanks folks, I dont often tinker in PS, but now and then the mood takes me and I go silly
Love it! a bit scary though...
Phil, Welcome to OOTB. Great first post. I really like the drama of those eyes! Great use of the filter One small suggestion- I might try to get the eyes to look as if they are in the water and not behind it.
Phil....This is really cool! I like it alot! I agree with denise about getting eyes to look a bit submerged in the water and cropping from top
Good point about the eyes, cheers for that, I no longer have this plugin on my PC since it's breakdown and rebuild...but might have to remedy that again
Phil, Flaming Pear is offering several of their older plug-ins for free.Quote:
Originally Posted by PhilCook
OUTSTANDING!!!!!!! And a GREAT pick-up by Denise.
ooooh !, thanks Denise, will look into that
