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20051225 PBase Pressies!

I have gained so much from PBase this year, and the generous comments of fellow PBasers is much appreciated. And it was nice to receive the 'gifts' of having my picture re-processed by two people whose work I really admire.

Many thanks to David Clunas and Adalberto Tiburzi for re-processing my PAD of December 6th. It has been really interesting to see others process my picture. Perhaps this will happen increasingly in the future of PBase?

I chose Adal's image tonight to say thank you, and also because the red is so dramatic, and takes the picture into an area I never envisaged - from Victoriana to Roman Ampitheatre!

Adal's comments: "here it is the result of my first attempt.
As you can see it has more of a Roman Bridge than of a Victorian
Stonehenge.
LOL
I can't guess how that could have happened... ;-)
Hope you like it!"


And David has certainly achieved the improvement that eluded me.

David's comments:

"Thanks John, interesting image to work with.

I copied the blue channel and then went for a natural conversion using channel mixer and levels.

Converted this to grayscale and then copied the blue channel over the top of the image. I then adjusted the layer settings. Converted to tritone, made a few dodge and burn tweaks and rotated the image to straighten the verticals.

Maybe a little dark, depending on your printer and screen settings."





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Karen Leaf27-Dec-2005 01:59
Fabulous idea and well executed by all 3 of you!
Let's do it more often!
KimKong25-Dec-2005 22:17
I would love to see that happening John.
I think it is a very interesting experience.
Those photos shows so well how different the interpretation of a photo could be...
Like the music, it all change depending of the musician.
Ric Yates25-Dec-2005 21:16
Great original and rework - interesting idea!

Merry Christmas
David Clunas25-Dec-2005 20:44
Like Adal's approach, holds a lot and seems ask more questions, at the end of the day credit goes to the photographer!
Coleen Perilloux Landry25-Dec-2005 19:03
Wonderful photo. Merry Christmas.
Robin Reid25-Dec-2005 18:15
The rework is impressive. And it certainly does look Roman.
Merry Christmas John. Hope to see you over here in SD in 2006!
Lee Rudd25-Dec-2005 17:04
or a group of prison cells! errr... apparently! neat work all round
Adalberto Tiburzi25-Dec-2005 16:58
Well, Roman Aqueduct I'd say now, looking at it again... ;-)