Golden Rose

[virtualPhotographer]

Created with "virtualPhotographer" plug-in using "Bronzed" and "Ambience" settings

 

[van]

Wow! I'd like to see the original.

 

[virtualPhotographer]

Here is another version with the original as an inset.
This is the "Bronzed" only version. The previous post was this image with the "Ambience" preset run on it.

 

[van]

Well, I like the second one a lot better. The details are much more prominent.

 

[JonMikal]

obviously the second

 

[virtualPhotographer]

I am in two minds about them. I like the metallic feel and warmth of the first and the detail of the second.

I may do another version that is a compromise.

Well, I like the second one a lot better. The details are much more prominent.

 

[Corry]

I like the second one better. The first looks way too blown out.

 

[mentos_007]

marvelous !!! I have this plugin but I haven't use it yet.

 

[Egomonster]

Um, sorry my ignorance, but could you explain what a VirtualPhotographer is?

 

[jadin]

That's amazing. Definately like the second one better, perhaps the compromise you talked about would work too.

 

[virtualPhotographer]

virtualPhotographer is a free Photoshop plug-in that allows you to create a number of different photographic styles in a single click. There are 50+ presets all of which can be adjusted to get just the look you need. You can find the plug-in along with extra settings files at
http://www.optikvervelabs.com

-- Colin

Um, sorry my ignorance, but could you explain what a VirtualPhotographer is?

 

[virtualPhotographer]

This time I softened it a little, added some warmth and a little grain.

 

[Tenerife]

They are all great, but the little rose on top disturb for me a little bit the composition...

thanks for the link - plug in...

Regards from Tenerife
Klaus

 

[virtualPhotographer]

I included it just for reference.

-- Colin

They are all great, but the little rose on top disturb for me a little bit the composition...

thanks for the link - plug in...

Regards from Tenerife
Klaus

 

[virtualPhotographer]

Incase anyone is interested. I have posted more .vph files to use with virtualPhotographer at http://www.optikvervelabs.com/downloadextras.asp

-- Colin