Lost Prophet Andy: Look!

LaFoto · Mar 21, 2007

What do you think I did to these photos? (I undug all of them from my Spring 2006-folder)

I think it worked best with this last pic here, the close-up of the sorrel.

I have tried it with many more pics but wasn't happy with the result in all. Some did not feel too good in the "dreamified" version.

newrmdmike · Mar 21, 2007

haha! you tried the dreamification stuff!

very nice!

i like them! . . . particularly the second

LaFoto · Mar 21, 2007

Yes, what with Andy-the-lost-prophet's tutorial I just had to! It had been me, after all, who kept asking how on earth this is being done. And now that I know I wonder why I thought it difficult? It is such easy three little steps!!!

lostprophet · Mar 21, 2007

very nice, but now try it on a landscape

but don't forget my tutorial was based on Mohains tutorial

LaFoto · Mar 21, 2007

OK, I did these based on Andy-the-lost-prophet-got-it-from-Mohain's tutorial

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A landscape, you say? OK... let's see.

LaFoto · Mar 21, 2007

Well, I played with a good many of my landscape photos but have not been happy so far and therefore never saved any new "dreamified" version. It is time for bed now, anyway, so I'll think about it again tomorrow.
Night-night.

chris82 · Mar 21, 2007

I was about to say that they seem out of focus but then I remembered that thread about the dream look great shots btw

LaFoto · Mar 22, 2007

Sure, Chris, they do look slightly out of fucus now, what with one layer blurred by Gaussian blur, the originals were quite sharp though, here you can see them for comparison (and you will see that to some I did a bit more than just the "dreamification", for some elements were too "un-dreamy" once I got the "dreamified" version):

ravikiran · Mar 22, 2007

:greenpbl: Green, green, green.:greenpbl:
Green with Pink #2
and with Dreamy feel..

I like them all. Would you share the three little steps with us also????

LaFoto · Mar 22, 2007

Well, this_is where lostprophet tells us, but he says it was originally Mohain who told how to create this dreamy feel.

LaFoto · Mar 23, 2007

Right, now I have tested the "dreamification" on many of my landscape pics, but I only only roughly like it on this one here (for which Gaussian blur was set to 12,0 and "Screen" was applied at 100% opacity):

Do you think it works here?
Andy?