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24 March 2006
15:08:00 o'clock GMT
I am constantly learning Photoshop, I try different methods/ approaches to various
techniques. I always used the desaturated to make a photo B & W. Mark from
Designsbymark.com & Matthew Bamberg, author of Digital Art Photography For
Dummies ... His blog- Digital Traveler, both suggested using the Channel Mixer.
Visit Matthew's blog for instructions.
http://digitalartphotographyfordummies.blogspot.com/2006/03/channel-mixer.html
I posted this photo in COLOR on my Blogspot Journal. It was one of my first entries on that blog. Check it out in color.
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Photoshop• Black & White
I am constantly learning Photoshop, I try different methods/ approaches to various
techniques. I always used the desaturated to make a photo B & W. Mark from
Designsbymark.com & Matthew Bamberg, author of Digital Art Photography For
Dummies ... His blog- Digital Traveler, both suggested using the Channel Mixer.
Visit Matthew's blog for instructions.
http://digitalartphotographyfordummies.blogspot.com/2006/03/channel-mixer.html
I posted this photo in COLOR on my Blogspot Journal. It was one of my first entries on that blog. Check it out in color.
Written by mariebm56 Blog about this entry |
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The color one is a very good photo, but I like the B/W for it's impact. The peak of the roof line and shadows, along with the prominent clouds make for a dramatic picture. mark
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I love this one, the sky looks quite dramatic! I'll go over and check it out in colour on your blog. Jeannette.
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I love the way this came out! The sky is hypnotizing and the barn is beautiful. Great job!
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Marie,
I've checked out and subscribed to Mark's website and free tutorials. I already have Matt's book, but haven't had time to actually read it. I also jut attended a few classes that gave some great pointers on black and white conversion. After I've had a chance to decompress and my head stops spinning, I'll send some info your way. :) Thanks so much for sharing what you're learning.
Vicki
25/03/06 11:44
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