How to simulate macro photography of models on real photos in Photoshop

On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 12:02:12 +1100, "Wayne J. Cosshall"
wrote:

Thanks all, glad you are enjoying it. I had fun. I find it so wonderful
that we have these expensive and wonderful cameras and lenses and then
we play with them, use lensbabies, etc and rough the image up. This is
what I love about photography.

BTW I've added a link on the bottom of each article page to go to a
printable version of the page. I hadn't realised they weren't printing,
at least for some people.

Cheers,

Wayne

I guess it's fun to play around taking a perfectly good photo and
screwing it up like that. I think they look horrible. Makes me feel
that my glasses need cleaning! To each his own!

Jack Mac

Jack Mac wrote:

I guess it's fun to play around taking a perfectly good photo and
screwing it up like that. I think they look horrible. Makes me feel
that my glasses need cleaning! To each his own!

Jack Mac

LOLOL Jack, I've worn glasses since I was 10, why do you think I like
blur so much The advantage is that I can essentially focus something
about the end of my nose, which makes close examination of prints easy.

Cheers,

Wayne

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