More Photoshop

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Before:

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After:

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Well,David.
That last one sure takes care of all the dust, sticking to your sensor.
Seriously now,You achieved some nice colors in the last on.It's not really my cup of tea, but it's interesting to see what is possible with PS grads and filter fx.
Martin.

The composition is uncanny.. the eye is drawn straight to the point of interest - amazing.



Not really my cup of tea either, but as Martin says, it's interesting to see.

Can the transitions between colours in the grads be made smooth, or do they have to go in steps like that?

One thing that does strike me as seriously redundant, though, if I might say, whatever one might think of the effects, is the fact that it says 'Photographer' at the bottom.

You'll often see the photographer's name in a border, but being told he's a photographer seems a bit surplus.

The frame and wording was the wife's idea, I had said the same thing to her but being strong minded as she is, it's better to pick your battles.

There is a possibility of the colors being transitioned, but most of the color change came from changing the opacity. Not much room to play when your playing with numbers and % instead of being able to slide a change and see in a preview how the changes effect the outcome. I guess I could play for hours and find a better transition but since it is just play well i just call it lesson learned.