Jan
25
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Sea Monsters

the problem here is the sea waves are not the same.

Jan
19
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

Just my 2 cents, my only interest is Photoshop contests with a given image.

Jan
18
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

OK, but do I have to rub anything?

Jan
17
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

I used the "blend if" feature and painted with white. try it out

retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

Congrats, being the eternal pessimist, I always think that by finding many faults in a chop is trying to influence another person into thinking a chop is not that good and should get a lower score, so most of the time I do not comment. No chop is perfect and there's always something that could improve it.

Jan
16
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

Hey Staaan, have you considered having more contests, perhaps one every few days, and having a "prize contest" on occasion.

Jan
09
retired participated in contest πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

Author, you gave us a lot to pick on. lol

Jan
05
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

if you angle the island and reflection to match the back part of the box, it will look better, ( I believe ).

retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

when you integrate images, think about the view angle and try to match the angle ( horizon lines ) it doesn't have to be exact, but if it's too far the image will not look right.

retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Eibsee

I see a perspective issue, the shot of the island is almost head on, but in your image we are looking down on it.

Dec
29
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving

The link works, so why won’t your computer go there?

Dec
22
retired participated in contest πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving
Dec
21
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving

Or you can go to Layer/export, and set whatever parameters you like, I believe both do pretty much the same thing.

retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving

It's best to go to File/Export/Save for web, this was you can control size and quality of the jpeg

retired participated in contest πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving
Dec
19
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving

Much better, sorry, I get a little anal retentive with shadows.

retired participated in contest πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving
Dec
18
retired commented on πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving

There's no need to flatten a .psd file

retired participated in contest πŸ† Photoshop Contest: Woodcut carving
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