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Yup...just another way to kill the boredom...

cute!

are you using photoshop?

Looks like a fun time you had there

Justin wrote:cute!

are you using photoshop?

Yes CS2...but I'm still new at it...and yes I have a lot to learn....

I think the PP is a little overdone..










Sorry, bad joke.

Bindii check out this link - some great photoshop tutorials I've had some fun playing with the pop-art conversion (up to you to find it there are thousands)

http://www.psworkshop.net/psworkshop/Ca ... D=&s_Title

Ady wrote:I think the PP is a little overdone..








Sorry, bad joke.

Of course you would.

I like the shots Bindii!

Cheers

Ady wrote:I think the PP is a little overdone..










Sorry, bad joke.

ROTFLMO....no....


good joke

and thanks for the link Justin!

Bindii,

You're having too much fun. Don't let EnergyPolice see what you're up to.

Bindii

1. This works well and has a real fun vibe to it.

2. You need to read THIS to get Gary's EnergyPolice reference (but have a cup of your fave beverage handy)

gstark wrote:Bindii,

You're having too much fun. Don't let EnergyPolice see what you're up to.

There's such a thing as having too much fun...*sob*

Sorry...I try to restrain myself to no avail...

but damn it makes for some fun...

uh oh...there's the 'f' word again....

stubbsy wrote:Bindii

1. This works well and has a real fun vibe to it.

2. You need to read THIS to get Gary's EnergyPolice reference (but have a cup of your fave beverage handy)

Uh oh...


*makes mental note to not post any nature shots*

Bindii - the middle shot is a cut above the rest

Bindii
Looks like you finished with a spliting headache.
Craig

The more you play - the more you learn, Bindii.

Nice composition, Bidii. PhotoShop can be fascinating and the more you learn to more you forget, unless you use it daily.

zafra52 wrote:Nice composition, Bidii. PhotoShop can be fascinating and the more you learn to more you forget, unless you use it daily.

Oh yeah...tell me about it...it has to be once of the most frustrating programs I have ever come across...and having the computer literacy of a five year old and the attention span of a goldfish probably doesnt help matters either...

I am getting there though...slowly but surely...

Bindii wrote:Oh yeah...tell me about it...it has to be once of the most frustrating programs I have ever come across...and having the computer literacy of a five year old and the attention span of a goldfish probably doesnt help matters either...

Steady on Bindii - I learned all my best Photoshop stuff from a cod!

Yep - the program can be very daunting. A veritable mountain of knowledge. However, you only need to master a few simple things depending on your own workflow and the genre of photography you work within. Everything else is great but is really only icing on the cake - fun but not absolutely essential. A few tutorials, from the web, photo magazines (I subscribe to two British ones Digital Photography and Digital Camera World) or books will give you a good understanding of what can be done. It's just up to you then to figure out which features are useful and which are just ...cool!

Scott Kelby's books (almost any of them) are a great start. I've got 5 of them and would be happy to lend them to you for you to have a look at. I''ve committed a bit to memory, made some techniques into actions and know exactly where to look for the stuff I can't remember!

(Kelby's "Photoshop CS2 for Digital Photographers" is great.)