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By: Patrick Elsass
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Patrick Elsass {Karma:552}
Project	#49 Dramatic Portrait	Camera Model	Pentax Asahi Spotmatic
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	85mm Super Takumar
Uploaded	3/4/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	200
Views	354	Shutter	1/250
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/8.0
Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - EASY AVENUE Country - United States
About	I'm not sure what thoughts were going on inside this mind, however he is a skilled abstract artist. I posted this earlier in color but thought the PS work made this better.
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AJ Miller

{K:49168} 3/6/2005

I love this technique which you have used to great effect here - I must give it another go. I use PSP9, putting a mask over whatever I want to keep in colour then flicking the greyscale switch for the rest of the image.
AJ

Mark Sherman {K:15669} 3/6/2005

feel like in so many ways he was letting himself relax, but the furrowed brow has a why feeling. beautiful portrait.

Patrick Elsass {K:552} 3/5/2005

Hi Jessica. The colored pipe effect was created in Photoshop using layers and desaturating the big picture while leaving the color on the pipe. I'm really new at this and there are certainly many others here who could offer additional help. thanks for looking. patrick

Jessica Maxwell {K:281} 3/4/2005

great pic! Love the old fisherman look. Whatprogram did you use to turn the photo B&W and keep the pipe red?

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