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    This is an edited image from a family shoot I did a few days ago. Lots of contrast, desaturation, healing brush work... took about 15 minutes of work. Used cutout on a layer with adjusted opacity.

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    I like this portrait mindforge!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mindforge View Post

    This is an edited image from a family shoot I did a few days ago. Lots of contrast, desaturation, healing brush work... took about 15 minutes of work. Used cutout on a layer with adjusted opacity.
    It reminds me of the people images found in videogames, which I don't play but have seen. Create a textured background in a 3D program and put her into it. The creative possibilities are endless.

    Interesting work.

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    The non-web saved version doesn't have the rendered lines. Well, they are definitely not as prominent.

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    MindForge - Cool effects!

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    somber self photograph, manipulated severely...
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    Kiley - your image really invokes a deep melancholy! Well done!!!
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    Here is my manipulated photo. This old vehicle was found on a path in Whistler, BC when my husband and I traveled there this past November..... The color made me think of a school bus, which made me think of youth and energy....which, in my mind was a juxtaposition of an old retired school bus driver who was tired.
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