Fuel

[Jeff Canes]

 

[drlynn]

Very nice, Jeff. Almost looks like an oil painting!

A few of the highlights look a bit blown out, but it may be this pos monitor at work. Other than that, it's great!

I'd hang this on my wall.

 

[Moni]

Agree with Drlynn!
Almost oil paiting...what's the procedure???

 

[Jeff Canes]

Agree with Drlynn!
Almost oil paiting...what's the procedure???

I did this in Corel Photo 8 with the Threshold command that‘s part of the Image Transform menu. To be honest I am not very familiar with the command. I looked it up and this is that I found.

The Threshold dialog box lets you set a specific brightness value as a threshold. Pixels with brightness values above or below the threshold will display in white or black depending on the Threshold option you select. Other pixels are not affected and preserve their color. The Bi-Level option changes all pixels to either black or white (according to the position of their brightness value in relation to the threshold you set). You can also set an image-wide threshold or a threshold for a specific color channel.
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This is the original that I took last fall in Tennessee

Hope that is helpful

 

[Moni]

Nice and thank you very much Jeff....but I don't have Corel....I can at most use my PS6

Anyway thank you very much for your tips.....your original seems really cool

 

[Jeff Canes]

Moni, I also have PS Elements 2 it has a Threshold command but it works different, I would think that PS 6 should have it too