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Wow, impressive shot!
Thank you very much!
original, el difuminado. abrazo
Muchas gracias!
Wow I like this image and I don’t no why. It’s an intriguing photo. Great work …
Thank you very much, Gerrit.
Wow, great work!❤️😬
Thank you, John!
Excellent shot,
I just wonder how to take this photo, another question is how much experince one may need to take such a picture
Thank you for your compliment, Mohammad.
This photo is actually three photos. One of a square in Almaty, one with the man walking and one with the two boys. In the first photo I cut out the different elements and used different blur filters. Then I added the man and the boys, added the shadows and mixed the different layers to get the desired result. In the end I corrected colours, brightness, etc.
So taking the photos was quite simple (I don’t remember that there were any complicated light conditions, etc.) – though I think for the processing afterwards one needs to have some experience with photoshop.
If I can give you some tips with photoshop, let me know.
Greetings,
rabirius.
Thank you for the detailed description of how you did and for sharing
You’re very welcome, Mohammad.
I miss my old photoshop. Used to do a lot of web design. I really need to invest in it again. You’ve done magnificent work over the years. I appreciate it.
Thank you very much for your compliment, S.C.
I know what you mean – I also don’t really like this Creative Cloud concept…
…but I didn’t buy the latest version in time and so I had to switch to it.
that is wonderful 🙂
Thank you, Joshi.
Wow! Great stuff! I like the movement and the calmness that occur at the same time.
Thank you very much for your compliment, Lepis.
Superb!
I’m glad you like it.
ooh I like this one!
(Btw by mistake i removed a comment you made on one of my posts. Sorry, did not mean to be rude…)
Thank you, Annika.
(Yes, the thing with the comments can happen…)
Love this one, Rabirius. The linear composition is powerful and the reflections of the people make the shot. Beautiful work.
Thank you very much, Jane. It was quite an effort to build this picture.
Well worth it.
Yes 🙂
Excellent!
Thank you, Malin.
A masterful touch!
Thanks a lot!
Super shot
Thank you!
A futuristic dream.
Thank you.
Cool shot!
Thank you.
Wonderful, again. Both the composition and the effects.
Thank you a lot, Uday.
Oh that is just brilliant!
I’m glad you like it, Chris.
In fact I have to ask… could you give a hint on how you processed this, or is that a trade-secret?
Actually, I already answered the question – you can look at my answer to Mohammad Mahloujian’s question.
great picture! Happy New Year! bilere
Thanks you. And Happy New Year as well.
Thanks for the, like, on Elm Drive Images, “Oooops, Me and My Big Mouth.”
You’re welcome.
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You are welcome sir!
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