ANOTHER BEFORE AND AFTER!
Some people have been emailing me and wondering when I will add something new to my blog!
I have been quite busy as of lately trying to establish some new markets for my work so I've been neglecting it a little lately but I"m very glad to know that people find the blog interesting, Lol! :)
So, I was editing this image Friday and thought it would make an interesting post because I too was quite surprised how this image turned out!
Here are some Before and After images:
(1) I started out with the first image. It was taken about 3 weeks ago in my favorite secret spot in a forest nearby. I used my Canon 5D but with the Lensbaby Composer Pro and the Sweet 35 Sweet Optic lens. I love the look it gives and is a good base for a "Creepy cabin in the woods effect"
(2) Then I copied and pasted a cabin image I shot this summer...played around a little with it to make the right size and did a little motion blur also to make the crop fit perfectly in the forest and flattened it!
(3)I then ran it through OnOne software Perfect Effects to get a red hellish effect I was looking for and because the tree background was quite distorted with the Lensbaby to my amazement it gave this hellish forest fire look which I love! Finally, I put a dark vignette around the image to made it darker at the bottom so there would be plenty of room for text. This image was created for RM book-covers and not for RF stock.
That's it...you just never know how an image will turn out and it's always a surprise for me!
Here is the finished image:
What a great, dramatic image, Sandra! And yet, it seems so simple to do, as you describe... Got to try that piece of software some day! Stubbornly I keep using PS only. What a waste of time! LOL! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Carlos! It's always good to have something extra in the toolbox...makes editing go quicker and a lot more fun! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! You're a great artist and a great inspiration to me! :)
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DeleteThank you Silva. I'm glad you find the information useful! :)
ReplyDeleteI bought a copy of Perfect Effects 3 based on your recommendation. I hope you get credit for the sale. BTW - when you say RM where is your work being offered?
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ReplyDeleteSadly I don't receive credit for the sale...hope you like Perfect Effects and I glad you bought it! :)
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