ramthakur Workshop Photos Given

(25857) [2008-11-08 00:28:34] [2]

Where is the car?????
A little fiddling here and there and it is gone. Neat, isn't it?
I did not touch anything else in this picture, I swear.

Nicaragua

Painted Spider (2)
KellyAThomas (6)

Photo Editing

(25857) [2008-10-12 23:16:49] [2]

Removed BG noise with NeatImage device, altered levels slightly and then put a fancy wide frame around the original image.
Hope it looks better to you.
I apologise for the liberty taken.

Hungry Mongry (8)
san

(150)

(25857) [2008-09-11 00:48:06] [1]

Darkened the image and increased contrasts. Put a dark fram. How do you like it?

BARON: A ROYALTY (50) *
ramthakur

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Illustration

(25857) [2008-08-27 01:00:22]

This show the view of the underwings of the butterfly. It could help experts in identifying it.

Plains Cupid Blue (36)
ramthakur

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Sample

(25857) [2008-07-21 17:54:17]

Bob, you can see why this species is called Blue.
Mind you that these are very tiny butterflies (2-3cm) and rarely open their wings. I took this picture when I had my camera set to jpeg picture quality and I had forgotten to switch it to raw. That is why this image is of low quality.

Title: Mountscape from Shilon BaghCanon S2 IS

Mountscape from Shilon Bagh (44)
goldyrs

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PS CS3

(25857) [2008-07-03 22:48:44] [1]

Goldy, this is what I did:
1. Cropped the hills in the foreground to 1/3rd of the frame.
2. Increased the contrasts a wee bit.
3. Added simple frame.
Thanks for bearing with me.

My Morning Coffee Bowl (57)
gannu

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PS CS3

(25857) [2008-06-26 05:18:56] [2]

Cropped and framed

Title: Its not torn wing..Its design by nature.

Its not torn wing..Its design by nature. (42)
gannu

(11673)

Sample

(25857) [2008-06-09 23:28:12]

I thought of posting in the workshop the image of a similar moth which had created a heated controversy about its ID two years ago, Ganesan.
BTW, the controversy is still unresolved, though I tend to agree with the ID given in the Indian website I have referred you to.

Mating Colours (38)
ramthakur

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Changing Colours

(25857) [2008-05-15 01:44:28]

This is how the male Lizard reverted to its almost original colour.

Colours of Nature (14)
san

(150)

Editing on PS CS2

(25857) [2008-04-26 06:11:41]

Sangeeta, I first straightened the image. You see the trees are lilted to the right in your picture.
Then I had to crop the edges of the straightend image because when you tilt an image, empty coners appear within the frame and you have to chop them off.
Then I raised levels such as sharpness, contrast, saturation and such like.
Then I put a frame of my choice around it.
What do you say?