I have been playing around in PS a bit much lately. Having a little fun







Some non photoshopped

Julie,
you give great Whippet . The stacked shot in the first image is superb. I never realized how transparent the area between the fibula and tibia is near the tarsus. That is amazing!

Uh, on the other hand, we're having a bit too much fun with the stars and stuff. I think we can think in terms of simplicity and keeping stuff a bit more "no-nonsense". IMHO.

But you are obviously getting pretty good at using PS. The photo at the window is great!

Cool stuff, Julie.

Jim

The one with Rufus was my daughter and I playing around. She kept saying "Oh, do that brush!!! How cool!" And we were making it for my son. What more does a 2nd grader want? The more over the top the better at 7 years old

That little piece of skin is very transparent, In the right light, you can almost see through it. Nearly creepy!

Those are great Julie! You have the bug now LOL. My fav too is the top stacked whippet, beautiful quality.

Hey Julie,

I agree with Jim about that shot with the dogs in the window. I would be very interested to see the break down pieces from which you made the composite.

Cheers
James

But but but.... I thought the windows image was non-photoshop. The shadows look too good to be added-on.

Window image is straight out of the camera. I am not that good to make a composite THAT believable! The dogs really were jumping up to see the others.

Here are the composite photos:







I had a hard time deciding on what main stacked shot to use, I almost used this one, but, his back legs were not square and I am not sure I like his neck as much in it

For some reason, Rufus on down did not load for me the first time. Those are all GREAT! The one of the whippets and the window is a real classic!

Did you happen to get the mare and foal clip art from our web site www.horseartcollection.com? We offer that one...it's always fun to see where they are being used but I'm sure that is a common clip art.

The mare and foal I got off of adobe exchange in their brushes section. All of the shapes on there are brushes, from different places though. Mostly adobe exchange