i got 9 Reply »

Reply:

yup got nine too Reply »

Reply:

yup got nine too Reply »

Reply:

no wait got 10 Reply »

Reply:

1. green paddle wall hanging thingy top of picture shifted
2. branch over the fire place removed
3. red to green heart above teapot
4. flower pot on table
5. cord above and behind TV
6. handle lantern moved in front of black grate vent
7. stool with leather seat next to fireplace/in hall way
8. red green pillow on couch
9. green pink drink coasters on coffee table
10. Tic Tac Toe game on Coffee table
11. Books under Coffee Table

I couldn't find 12, unless its the missing groat lines on the fire place mantle (some don't connect, but it looked like part of the cloning out of the Tree thing)

AND IT TOOK FOR FREAKIN FOREVER!!! WHERE IS NUMBER 12?!?!?!!
Reply »

Reply:

I have added the solution to my SBS, thanks for taking the time. Reply »

Reply:

ah ha ha ha.. you forgot the Heart in the kitchen that went from red to green.. (hehehe) it was hard for you as well, hehehe (very good chop, and great blending) and I see how the grate and the lamp added up to TWO changes Reply »

Reply:

Ops, fixed now, so there are actually 13 changes. good thing I stopped. Reply »

Reply:

Great entry, almost got them all. Had to scroll down really fast so I don't see the answers, lol. Reply »

Reply:

well done. Reply »

Reply:

Really nice job, author! I thoroughly enjoyed doing this one! Reply »

Reply:

Congrats Vibeke well done Reply »

Reply:

Thanks Reply »

Reply:

gratz ! well deserved good work Reply »

Reply:

congrats, nice work! I'm curious how many changes you did in PS and how many are made in original and only took another pciture Reply »

Reply:

Sigi, they were all done in Photoshop. The Photograph was taken about 9 month ago. Reply »

Reply:

Now I really hate you!

Just joking, congrats man, well deserved first place. Great job! Reply »

Reply:

well done! very realistic!!! Reply »

Reply:

very nice realistic work...gl author Reply »

Reply:

Professionally done... Terrific! Excelent job author! Reply »

Reply:

super duper job!!! Reply »

Reply:

Really nice work, author! Very believable. Reply »

Reply:

well done , very nice work author Reply »

Reply:

this is great people need to know when to stop,, we cannnot bring them too young with out losing a lot
Reply »

Reply:

Very well done. Nice job. Reply »

Reply:

Very nice work on this! Nice depth added to her eyes and hair. Really believeable. Reply »

Reply:

very nice
Reply »

Reply:

got 5 Reply »

Reply:

she better watch out that no one eats that dress!! And what a beautiful hat the woman is wearing on your picture, Love the roses too that you placed on it., nothing I would wear but its very artistic and it looks very good on her!

Im not so sure if I would have used fruit for the dress, although it IS part of the flora ofcourse, the reason is because they are round fruits and flowers are more flat especially if you only use leafs and petals so to create a dress from fruit isnt the first thought I would have had. Reply »

Reply:

awesome use of your own photos.. wonderful Reply »

Reply:

High marks for this cool work!! Reply »

Reply:

Tank you Reply »

Reply:

You have some wonderful photos, but I especially love the woman and her hat, it's fabulous! Pretty dress, too. Final image with the vignette is really appealing, nice work, author. Reply »

Reply:

hahah he looks funny! Reply »

Reply:

very handsome man who is going to beat your bottom LOL (pay attention to the hair where the erase tool is very obvious, using Warp,smudge to rid the perfection of the cuts.. even an a soft blur could fix it (but do all edges to equalize the edge image) but of course, just IMHO.. good luck very humorous chop (fiddling with the HUE of the hair might help as well, but again.. IMHO Reply »

Reply:

Thanks I have made a few changes, hope this is better. Reply »

Reply:

Edging is much more blended author, GREAT JOB!!! Reply »

Reply:

nicely done Reply »

Reply:

very nice! did a great job Reply »

Reply:

awesome weather effect.....gr8 work.... Reply »

Reply:

Here's the things that I noticed - there are some masking artifacts along the top of the image, particularly noticable in the left and right corners. The ridge of the mountains need to be adjusted, there is a strange effect along the whole length. At the bottom you need to bring your snow just a little further. If you correct these small errors, then you will have yourself quite a good picture. Reply »

Reply:

good Reply »

Reply:

A very nice image, I hope that after the contest is finished you consider writing a detailed tutorial Reply »

Reply:

nice Reply »

Reply:

Very nice image, Reply »

Reply:

my feet began to freeze... good luck! Reply »

Reply:

Beautiful job Author.......Good Luck. Reply »

Reply:

Very nicely done! The amount of snow on the ground suggests that there should be snow on the stationary poles and lights etc. Reply »

Reply:

very nice Reply »

Reply:

Loved it, still do Reply »

Reply:

I am just wondering why there is no snow in the valley?? Great effect, good luck! Reply »

Reply:

GREAT skills author !! Reply »

Reply:

Very Nice!! Nice touch by covering the dog and its owner. Reply »

Reply:

beautiful Reply »

Reply:

inconsistent snow cover, especially in the valley, but otherwise very nice effect. gl Reply »

Reply:

wow, nice work well done Reply »

Reply:

very nice Reply »

Reply:

I would love this pic if the green was also covered. I realize that altitude makes a difference, but the snow goes clear to the base of the mountain to the green, where the deciduous trees are in full foliage. There seems be no snow on the near hill to the right. All that being said, the left lower quarter looks great...just wish the effects extended out further. Reply »

Reply:

Great Job done. Reply »

Reply:

Last mountain range needs a little work (edges) IMO but as a whole scene very nicely done!! Reply »

Reply:

ver nicely done Reply »

Reply:

Brrrrrr... This is cold! Nice snow effect! Really cool sbs! GL! Reply »

Reply:

Congrats, lovely work Reply »

Reply:

Congratulations for 1st Reply »

Reply:

Congrats! Reply »

Reply:

Congratulations. Reply »

Reply:

Congrats, great work! Reply »

Reply:

Congrats!!! Reply »

Reply:

Congrats! Reply »

Reply:

Congrats for 1st Reply »

Reply:

Nice work. Also suffers from the "two heads" problem, and the green on the building is too yellow...brings the background forward...suggest muting that and the red on the roof to help create depth. Color wise, backgrounds should recede. Still, it's mostly a very good repair job except for not reducing the excessive graininess of the original image. GL author. Reply »

Reply:

The pink tones on the shoes bother me, but I'm not a fan of colorization ever since Ted Turner ruined so many movies back in the 80's... Reply »

Reply:

This really is a pretty good job all in all. I do like the choice of colors but the color is a little faded or washed out IMO. A couple of things you might want to try is,... duplicating the layer. Set the new copy's layer blend to overlay or multiply. Adjust the opacity accordingly. Then add an adjustment or fill layer for selective color, play around with the sliders for each color.
I offer this as a suggestion only author, as it is your work and is the way you like. Nice vote from me, good luck. Reply »

Reply:

the only thing you have not colored n what stands out to me is the ground, to me thats kinda weird nice job on the coloring Reply »

Reply:

Thanks for the comments and suggestions, will work on them if I find the time. I kept the colours muted on purpose, to give it the hand coloured look rather than a colour photo. the ground has got a very light colour, but concrete tends to be pretty grey. Reply »

Reply:

Very nice coloring and well done! Reply »

Reply:

Congratulations. Reply »

Reply:

Beautiful effect, especially the sweater! Reply »

Reply:

great use of your own work author.. AWESOME!!! Reply »

Reply:

Thanks, I always like working on my own images. Makes it harder sometimes, but at least I don't have them thrown out due to lacking source info. Reply »

Reply:

Nice work, good combination of images. Reply »

Reply:

Good blending, but IMO the figures should be much smaller. Reply »

Reply:

Thanks, I did think of that, but decided on the larger size. Reply »

Reply:

Love what you've done here, nitpick... you might want to eliminate the drop shadow on the arm of the "woman" being eaten, it is casting on to the back brick wall and the chair a table away.

Good job and good luck Reply »

Replies:

author says: Thanks, will do. I missed that.

Drivenslush says: great fix I don't know if you have puppet warp, but you could place that over the same woman picture and bend just her leg into the girls mouth LOL (don't knock yourself out if you don't have puppet warp, to do the same thing with a lower PS program, you'd have to snip the leg off and reposition with a LOT of blending, LOL Puppet warp lets you do it instantly ) good luck and nice concept

Reply:

Thanks, I do have puppet warp, check the lady on top of the chair (top right) and compare with the original photo. Reply »

Reply:

Kind of reminds me of "Army of Darkness" Reply »

Reply:

awesome idea! Great job Reply »

Reply:

good job. bravo Reply »

Reply:

Yummy, quads for dinner........ This one had me chuckling! Reply »

Reply:

skin color doesn't match Reply »

Reply:

shouldnt the links be added to the entry and not only in step by step?

The image it self is very clever done u just need to match the light on the people better to fit alltogether in that room Reply »

Reply:

I got the images off a DVD supplied with a book on Photoshop. Images were there for the use of the books users. Reply »

Reply:

Boogie down gals Reply »

Reply:

thnx author, i had no idea... Reply »

Reply: