Great photoshop work

[Dave Schofield]

http://manchestermeanders.wordpress.com/2011/12/09/manchester-post-apocalypse/

Article for the lovers of photoshopping images until they are - literally - destroyed. James Chadderton, exhibition in N.Q Manchester currently, check out the images.

[Juliette Packham]

great set of shots ! thanks for sharing!

[Courtney]

WOW! Those are powerful

[Nick Coleby]

nice work dave,

please let me know what you think of some of my photoshop work
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150333748333428.395813.509683427&type=1
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.154857083427.144495.509683427&type=1

[Jase]

Pah, that's not great photoshopping....... this is great photoshopping ;)

Sorry @beautifulthing :D

[๏̯͡⊙ Shelly]

@jasehoad Oh, no, I agree. Chickendawg is AMAZING Photoshopping. That thing may be my magnum opus.

[Dave Schofield]

@neeko nice, how did you do the blue wheels, is it wire wool being spun?

[Dave Schofield]

@beautifulthing yeah, maybe the original artist missed a trick when he didn't put mutant pets in the environs of his fantasy cities?

[๏̯͡⊙ Shelly]

@chewyteeth I personally think every artist misses the trick without Chickendawg. Chickendawg should be the next Sad Keanu.

;)

[Dave Schofield]

@beautifulthing chicken dawg, sad keanu, it's like a new language to me...

[Sondra Sarra]

I don't photoshop often, mostly because I don't own any form of photoshop. I have an old editing program that works only with jpgs. I can cut,paste and rotate objects. Change area specific colors and adjust transparency, but all at a huge file loss. From 5-8MB down to >1 to 1.8MB. So I don't do it often. Here are the few that I have done for my project.

This one is six separate shots, combined to one.


This one is 2 shots. Using 1 rabbit and an empty frame.


And this one was much trickier. It is one shot with a lot of cutting,copying,pasting,and blending. Still not 100% satisfied, but got close to my original vision.

[Sondra Sarra]

@jasehoad That is too funny. Very nice blending of colors and shadows.

[Dave Schofield]

@shuterfly he he, I wasn't really asking for examples of photoshop - I just wanted to post that article - but cool work guys~ I must admit I use it every shot but usually just to slightly alter - straighten - skew - darken etc.
Thanks