Looking Back

[Paul Lagasi]

Hard drive crashes, no home computer, thank goodness, for my laptop. I had it up to :eek:, reloading software.....nothing seems to be going as planned. Maybe its time for a new one.

This image was created using fotosketcher brushstrokes. The angle of the rocks, is intentional. Saturation boosted a bit.

TFL

[denise ippolito]

Paul, I like the rendering-it looks natural. The mountain goat is posing nicely for you. I saw these guys in Glacier NP and it was a real treat to photograph them. Nice to get one on the rocks. The frame looks like one you'd buy in a store. Nicely presented.

[Richard Lovison]

Paul,

I like the composition and painting effect... beautiful textures on the goat and rocks. The frame adds a nice touch. Well done.

Richard

[Andrew McLachlan]

Very nice presentation Paul! I like the filtering you did here with fotosketcher, looks very realistic indeed! Nice work!

[Indranil Sircar]

Very nice composition, Paul. Good pose for the goat munching on grass with jaw slightly displaced. Love the color and settings. Nice effect with the filter.

[Steve Adkins]

Subject, comp and colors are great, Paul. The effects on the BG (rock and grass) make me want to experiment with Fotosketcher. TFS

[Christopher Miller]

Lovely subject, Paul. I like the colors and the very natural painting effect. Nice work!

[Brendan Dozier]

Wondeful habitat image, pose, and composition, Paul. The goat contrasts nicely with the rocks and grass, and excellent treatment to bring out the texture, colors. Nicely done!

[Cheryl Slechta]

Hey, Paul, I like this a lot - the Fotosketcher worked great for this image. I especially like the composition.
Computers - you can't live with them and you can't live without them

[Paul Lagasi]

Thanks Everyone