Iris Glow

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Image Title: Iris Glow

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By: Mark Peterson
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Mark Peterson {Karma:3452}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Fuji Finepix S-5000
Categories	Florals	Film Format
Portfolio	Nature/Wildlife	Lens	on camera lens
Uploaded	7/17/2004	Film / Memory Type	digital XD PictureCard
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	459	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - McHenry State - ILLINOIS Country - United States
About	Trying out the digital camera and photoshop to make the "glow".

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Mark Peterson {K:3452} 7/22/2004

I created the "glow effect" by first using the Magnetic Lasso Tool and carefully went around the subject (in this case the Iris). Next click on SELECT then INVERSE (on the tool bar). Next click on FILTER>GLASSIAN BLUR. Then SELECT>DELSELECT. This now has blurred the background. Zoom in using the "Navigator" and select the CLONING STAMP and clone the blurred area up close to the flower's edges. I used a brush size of 9 first then used a brush size of 35 and blurred the edge of the flower.

Robin Dunham {K:1851} 7/19/2004

Nice effect. Very bright colors.

I did something similar with a blue damsel fly that I haven't decided whether or not to post yet.

See you on the Gold Coast,
Robin

Peter Daniel {K:33866} 7/19/2004

Looks like you used a high color saturation an a soft focus with haloing....

Beautiful Photograph

Thanks for sharing?
Your friend, Peter

Margaret Sturgess {K:49403} 7/18/2004

Brilliant macro and love the 'glow' what did you use, very effective, I wonderd if you used 'dissolve' in painting, but doesn't really look like aht
Margaret

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