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February 03, 2008

Photoshop: composites enhanced by Nik 3.0

By Jim Zuckerman

When I fly commercial airlines, I often have my camera at hand to capture beautiful cloud formations. I hate shooting through double plastic windows, but of course there is no choice. I have still been able to photograph a lot of useful images that serve as backgrounds
and composites for other photos in my files. The picture you see below is a combination of a statue in the Bonaventure cemetery in Savannah, Georgia with a top view of storm clouds at 35,000 feet. To enhance the color and mood of the photos, I used Nik Color Efex Pro 3.0 filters. These offer a phenomenal range of effects that can make a serious impact on your creativity.

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Posted by Jim Miotke at 07:34 PM in Photoshop |

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nirmohi akhara

Photoshop: composites enhanced by Nik 3.0<-- Wonderful to read!

Posted by: nirmohi akhara | October 02, 2010 at 12:01 AM

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