5 Step Challenge 5

June 20th, 2012
Here is the new challenge to practice basic processing skills for your digital photos. A photo is provided and you will use a total of five processing steps (i.e. crop, contrast, saturation, clone, etc.) to put your own touch on it. Please list the editing steps you used.

A group of finalists will be selected at midnight Sunday, June 24th MST (06:00 Monday GMT) and submitted for voting. The winner will host the next challenge.

The easiest way to copy the photo for your own use: right click on photo, choose "save photo as" & save to my computer -- then edit and upload it as a daily photo in your project. You can then post your edited photo and 5 steps in this discussion thread.

Please tag your photo: 5stepchallenge-5



The photo is of my daughter, Juliet, jumping in front of the blue and gold Sultan's Palace in Muscat, Oman. Happy processing!
June 20th, 2012


1. Crop
2. Adjust processing
3. Highlight figure
4. Focal Color
5. Focal Zoom

(She is adorable and the original photo is darling!!)
June 20th, 2012


1. Pencil Sketch
2. Vignette
3. Comic Book
4. Museum Matte
5. Border

All processing done in Picassa.
June 21st, 2012
Crop
Gaussian Blur
Contrast
Black control point
Warmed.


June 21st, 2012
@mikehamm how did you post this photo without using it as your photo of the day?
June 21st, 2012
@jjmarble - I'm special! Heh. No, not really. I linked it from another photo sharing site. In this case, Webshots.
June 21st, 2012
1. Cropped the photo
2. Added a teal layer
3. Set the layer to soft light at 60% opacity
4. Added a peach layer
5. Set the layer to soft light at 60% opacity

Used photoshop elements for editing.



June 21st, 2012
I managed to pull this off in 5 steps!
I was going for a honey I blew up the kids kinda thing.



-Crop to desired working area
-Move picture to bottom of canvas so it shows only the building
-Feather cut out girl from original
-Paste girl (this made a new layer automatically)
-Fill sky with paint bucket on same layer as the building photo

If it is too much... let me know and I will try again.
June 21st, 2012
@magentarose ~ Haha! It works... good use of the 5 steps!
June 24th, 2012

Photoshop Elements:
1) crop
2) remove color
3) lighten shadows
4) surface blur
5) "yellow" overlay
June 24th, 2012


flip horizontal
negative
ink outlines
chessboard texture
large button double bevel frame

Processed in PhotoFiltre
June 24th, 2012
June 24th, 2012
boosted highlights
increased vibrance and contrast on figure
posterised and increased saturation on background
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