I utilized the PS "Underwater" filter as utilized by the Blue Heron. I had not used this before. I like the effect. I did dial it back a bit from the standard pre-set value.
Lush, Mike. Good idea to dial it down. Looks about 15, 16%. Less is more. I find myself using sepia more than anything else, many of the colors looking too synthetic.
Actually, it was quite a bit higher... 64%... I dialed it down to about 15% and changed the color a bit and I think I like it better. Thanks, Blue heron!!!
Mike, I think what Tom said about John's latest picture applies here too. I suggest really bringing up the water brightness and darken the area above the log some what. It does have that deep in the forest peaceful feeling. Bigfoot probably hangs out there.
Lush, Mike. Good idea to dial it down. Looks about 15, 16%. Less is more. I find myself using sepia more than anything else, many of the colors looking too synthetic.
ReplyDeleteActually, it was quite a bit higher... 64%... I dialed it down to about 15% and changed the color a bit and I think I like it better. Thanks, Blue heron!!!
ReplyDeletewonderfully vibrant green very fairytailish. Never heard of the "under water" filter. looks nice.
ReplyDeleteMike, I think what Tom said about John's latest picture applies here too. I suggest really bringing up the water brightness and darken the area above the log some what. It does have that deep in the forest peaceful feeling. Bigfoot probably hangs out there.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ken. I will give it a try!!!!
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