Some animals...

BigAl · April 28, 2007

I thought I'd show these as they have been edited using DavidTo's (I think) tutorial on blending over and underexposed layers (modified for PSP9). It allows you to compensate for over/underexposed areas in your pic, rather nicley.

Giraffe:

Elephant (very natural surroundings

)

Blue Wildebees (also know as a Brindled Gnu)

Rhino

Skippy · April 28, 2007

BigAl wrote:

I thought I'd show these as they have been edited using DavidTo's (I think) tutorial on blending over and underexposed layers (modified for PSP9). It allows you to compensate for over/underexposed areas in your pic, rather nicley.
Giraffe:
Elephant (very natural surroundings )
Blue Wildebees (also know as a Brindled Gnu)
Rhino

Hi there BigAl, these look great, I went and had yet another look at David's tutorial

You have access to the most amazing Animals ya lucky buggar

.
.... Skippy
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ShepsMom · April 28, 2007

Al, i'm soooo jealouse of your wild life!! You have the most amazing assortment of animals and so many opportunities!! Please keep posting these beautiful creatures because many of us can't!!
Beautiful images as usually, i 'll take a pick at tutorial, i don't have PSP (they don't make it for Mac)

Maestro · April 28, 2007

Very nice shots! Your processing looks seamless. I can't tell that you "messed" with them.

Ric Grupe · April 28, 2007

Very nice to see these animals somewhere besides the zoo!

I'd like a close up of the Rhino, please.

Harryb · April 28, 2007

Very cool shots and thanks for the link to the tute.

bfjr · April 28, 2007

Would not get to see animals such as these, if not for posts like yours

Thanks !

jwear · April 28, 2007

Like a trip to the zoo with noo bars

Shasoc · April 28, 2007

Very good job with these. You images reflect the wild beauty of the animals in their environment.

BigAl · April 28, 2007

Skippy wrote:

Hi there BigAl, these look great, I went and had yet another look at David's tutorial
You have access to the most amazing Animals ya lucky buggar .
.... Skippy
.

Thanks Skippy. We do have some nice looking critturs

BigAl · April 28, 2007

ShepsMom wrote:

Al, i'm soooo jealouse of your wild life!! You have the most amazing assortment of animals and so many opportunities!! Please keep posting these beautiful creatures because many of us can't!!
Beautiful images as usually, i 'll take a pick at tutorial, i don't have PSP (they don't make it for Mac)

Thanks Marina! The tut us written for PS, so should work on Mac without hassles.

BigAl · April 28, 2007

Maestro wrote:

Very nice shots! Your processing looks seamless. I can't tell that you "messed" with them.

Thanks Maestro! The fact that you can't see the seams makes this tut so useful.

BigAl · April 28, 2007

Ric Grupe wrote:

Very nice to see these animals somewhere besides the zoo!

I'd like a close up of the Rhino, please.

Thanks Ric.

Here's a closer pic, not of the same rhino, but at 137mm nonetheless, just a bit more than a standard road width away (I have one that I took inside 50mm - Bigma was too long

- will have to find it)

ShepsMom · April 29, 2007

Very sharp Rhino!!! How far away were you?? I know you dont mess around with this guy!

BigAl · April 30, 2007

Harryb wrote:

Very cool shots and thanks for the link to the tute.

Thanks Harry! I'm very pleased at how well (and easily) the tut works.

BigAl · April 30, 2007

bfjr wrote:

Would not get to see animals such as these, if not for posts like yours

Thanks !

Thanks Ben - pleasure to show them!

BigAl · May 1, 2007

jwear wrote:

Like a trip to the zoo with noo bars

Thanks Jeff! No, there are bars on this zoo - it just takes you five hours to drive from one set to the next

BigAl · May 1, 2007

Shasoc wrote:

Very good job with these. You images reflect the wild beauty of the animals in their environment.

Thanks for the kind words Socrate! It's just a pity in this set that the elephant had a dam wall behind her

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