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Yes, it's exactly the same title of one of the last songs of the Beatles.
![]() Though it has been heavily elaborated in PS it's mailny a landscape shot. Here it comes : ![]() P.S. : The original shot colours were not that nice. I tryed with levels, saturation and so for but they did not convinced me. I decided then for a Treshold photo. When I started trying to find out the right treshold a problem arose : there was no a good treshold to have details on the road, the fences and the trees at the same time ! So I worked it out in the following way : I duplicated the first layer three times. On each of these three layers I applied the treshold filter with different settings. -the lowest had details on the road -the one in the middle details on the fences -the one on the top details on the trees. I started erasing fences and road on the top layer with a soft brush so that fences and road of the lower levels could be seen. I did then the same with the middle layer, erasing the road. This way I got a treshold photo which at the same time was showing detailed trees, fences and the road. I then tried different blending modes to get a more intersting effect : the Lighten blending mode was ok for me. As far as the first layes is concerned I have added some grain and then I have applied a diagonal motion blur. That's all folks ! |
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I usually do not care much for the artistic filters in ps, but you have managed to pull this one off. It is well done, and I can appreciate how much work went into this.
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