 Some Photoshopped Maryland Lights
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10/21/08 05:17 PM
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Playing around with Photoshop has been a hobby of mine, I stopped messing with it when my son was born 2 years ago, but I've recently started getting back into it. Here's a few lights I've done.  Lightship Chesapeake, this one was by far the hardest one to do because I had to remove the Inner Harbor in the background.  Blackistone Island  Drum Point Light, this light is actually sitting at Calvert Marine Museum   Cove Point, MD  This was the first one I did, Point Lookout, MD, with a lightning pic I got last summer off the back porch. Hope you like them.
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Re: Some Photoshopped Maryland Lights
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10/21/08 08:10 PM
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Lighthouse Loon
Super Wacko
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Wow !!! Great Pics 06 !!!
Great job with the lightning and Point Lookout!
Stan M
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Re: Some Photoshopped Maryland Lights
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10/22/08 09:52 AM
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How cool is that! You can put lighthouses back where they were, light them again, change the weather... What is it that makes them look like paintings? Beautiful pictures.
Laura
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Re: Some Photoshopped Maryland Lights
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10/22/08 12:24 PM
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5lights
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Very Cool! Really like the lightning and the driving rain!!!
Debbie
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Re: Some Photoshopped Maryland Lights
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10/22/08 04:57 PM
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Thanks very much!!!!!!! wvlights....I used layers to kinda make them look like paintings....I'd duplicate the background layer and add gaussian blur at like 20 pixels, then go back and set that layers opacity down to like 50 percent, it gives it a dreamy soft focus effect. I'll be sure to play around with some more, I think Turkey Point will be next:)
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