Crosses
Moscow.
A coloure version
Crosses for Centauras
Vladimir Danilov
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John Holmes 06/04/2005 3:39
great work on a spendid scene.. jhPINDORIUS 05/04/2005 21:27
good work! ... interesting explanation ... I like the composition, elements: tree, church, statue, sky ...Vladimir Danilov 05/04/2005 14:25
nice to hear your comment, Abdul. ThnxAbdul Khaliq 05/04/2005 14:06
Another great demonstration VD, i amnot mature enought to comment on this, as above master already spoken about ur work. I can say It's Amazing.-abdul
Vladimir Danilov 05/04/2005 14:02
@Matthias Moritz: always welcome@Esti Eini: good notice!
Matthias Moritz 05/04/2005 13:57
Thanks for your detailed explanation, Vladimir!Esti Eini 05/04/2005 13:38
The clouds in Moscow are christian too.Vladimir Danilov 05/04/2005 13:38
Hi, everybody, and thanx a lot!Well...special techniques... I will upload the colour variant in a week, is interesting, too. After opening an image in Photoshop I always check the channels. By this one i noticed that the red channel looks very impressive (the statue and clouds become brighter, the sky - darker, the buildings look dramatic etc.), but is too noisy to extract alone. So I applied several filters from PowerRetouche like "studio b/w" where I dragged all "red" sliders to their limits and got the same effect. After that I used "dodge" (for highlites) and "burn" (for shadows) brushes with 6% strength and "painted" slightly on the church to emphasize the texture. Finally I applied Powerretouche "toned photo" (cyan tone) and "sharpen" filters
As to the sunset - it was behind the church, on the statue there was a rosa reflection from the sky. So, in the red channel it became bright.
Thank you very much!!!
Martin Unger 05/04/2005 9:54
Very good, indeed! Was it the sun which illuminated the statue this way or is that a digital effect? Anyway, I like it!!Greetings, Martin
Matthias Moritz 05/04/2005 1:33
Really an eye catching picture. You did the upload in "special photo technique", but didn´t tell anything about it.As Ruud I am very interested..:-))
Regards
Matthias
Jordan Shepler 04/04/2005 21:54
awsome nuts....