Before & After by SoulEatar

Photography • Scenic • posted on Jun 26, 2003

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- I had some interest expressed by some about the photo i used for Mississippi Dream before post work - So here is a before and after - as you can see the before was not much to look at - but i felt there was something in it I wanted to bring out - Please share your feelings and idea's or questions - this post is only informational perpose -

Comments (11)

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ijack999

6:07PM | Thu, 26 June 2003

It's amazing to see how well you manipulated the colors from blah to brilliant!

darksecret1

6:25PM | Thu, 26 June 2003

beau-ti-ful! i love it. glad u showed us the before and after. looks cool.

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ascrazy

7:54PM | Thu, 26 June 2003

Wonderful!!! I like one!!!

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borsy

8:09PM | Thu, 26 June 2003

Beautiful work!! You took a gray day and made it worth getting out of bed for!!!

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Tommy3D

11:32PM | Thu, 26 June 2003

From a snapshot to photographic art, the real test of talent. Outstanding work, Greg!!

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Lyrra

12:05AM | Fri, 27 June 2003

Very nice retouching job ..water looks a little harsh ..but the recoloring on the sky is extremely well done

Tedz

12:34AM | Fri, 27 June 2003

WoW!!! Wondrous transformation!

Bidsy

3:18PM | Fri, 27 June 2003

Grand Job!! - Outstanding work!!

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Drea71

5:51PM | Fri, 27 June 2003

This is to show all critics that PW really can be a good thing!!!

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Imaginationart

6:12PM | Sun, 29 June 2003

Nice informative posting. There is in my opinion a slight difference in a good presentation of waht you have and a change into art. There is a place for both.

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tallpindo

11:42AM | Wed, 02 July 2003

My first guess would be a use of color complement and then a bit of hardening of focus. You could have just lightened the original and then... or maybe a HSL change. Like with geometry there is no "El Camino Real."