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    I used two photos to create this image, a photo of our barn which I had posted a couple months back and a photo of a broken window frame on one of our goat sheds. I used channel mixer and hue/saturation to tone the image, added some noise, and applied the dust & scratches filter. I also added a vignette and blurred the edges a bit. Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated!
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    Christopher, What a great idea. You executed it very well also. At first I thought the image inside the window pane should be slightly skewed but the more I look at it the more it looks right as is. Very nice color toning and aging. Might tone down the hardware a bit. Very creative and original! Makes me want to go out and find an image to do this with!!

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    Thanks Denise. Good suggestion on toning down the hardware, here's a repost with that done.
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    Christopher, Nice repost. I just added "Windows" to the Upcoming Theme Board as this has given me some good ideas. Should be interesting to see what everyone comes up with.

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    sweet image Christopher......the tones are most appealing/appropriate.

    Curious(wanting to learn) why did you apply noise and then dust & scratches filter.
    Doesn't the dust & scratches filter remove/soften the noise/imperfections....was it applied globally?
    Thanks.....a very well executed image

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    Nice image and application Christopher.

    Like the window, view effect. Nicely done.

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    Thanks everyone. Appreciate the comments.

    Dave, I actually applied the dust & scratches filter globally first to soften the details and then added the noise. Sorry if that wasn't clear in my description. I processed the two photos separately, though I used a similar process for both.

    Great idea for a theme, Denise. Sounds like fun! :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christopher Miller View Post
    Thanks everyone. Appreciate the comments.

    Dave, I actually applied the dust & scratches filter globally first to soften the details and then added the noise. Sorry if that wasn't clear in my description. I processed the two photos separately, though I used a similar process for both.....................
    makes sense....thanks, good workflow.
    I find myself using the monochromatic noise often

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    Christopher, I like this. You did a good job w/ the tones and composition. I think the blur vignette is too wide.

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