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| And be sure to describe what techniques you used!
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| Nice Pic Samus -- I find it disturbing, yet oddly compelling :-) Was the photo used for an ad or is it a fine art piece? Anyone have a good before/after comparison? As simple as taking out redeye (personally I like to add redeye), or more complex like removing a person from a photo ... adding a supermodel in their place ... putting moose horns on a supermodel ... putting a moose in a poker game with a dog ...
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| Here's an example of what I'm thinking "retouching" is: 
Re-touched: 
The original image had some elements in the background that bothered me, so I replaced the gate with a stone wall, gave a little more definition to the column and tried to rework the blown-out face.
Glen Loyd
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I guess this could be also classed as retouching. Shot a sequence with a tripod of my friend riding, then bought them into Photoshop as layers and using layer masks, painted out parts of the image so you could see the layer behind it. I think this is a really cool effect. The only bad thing is my camera can only do 3 frames per second, so you need some longer action to get a really impressive sequence.
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Mitch Raymont
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| my wife often does some retouching of photos when she wants to white out the background or to remove blemishes from skin, unfortunately i dont have any before and afters but its just general retouching. When i do my work however i like to really go crazy with some of the effects and post images that are slightly surreal. Either that or i put some motion blur and radial blur are also winners in my books.
Stuart Shortland
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| haha, mmmm spaghetti....now im hungry. glad i only have half hour till home time. What programme do you use for that?
Stuart Shortland
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I'd LOVE to see how that was done. Do you have some links to a tutorial? Or maybe you'll post one in our tutorials section?
THOMAS SHANNON
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