I'll wait to 10 to post score, but all I can say is.......whinge, whinge, whinge. I am very fond of this photo and am actually deeply hurt and annoyed about the scores!
Hmmm, I guess my shot does not meet the criteria of grunge.
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my guess is that it does meet the criteria but the voters dont know it .. :)
grunge (grnj)
n. Slang
1. Filth; dirt.
2. A style of rock music that incorporates elements of punk rock and heavy metal, popularized in the early 1990s and often marked by lyrics exhibiting nihilism, dissatisfaction, or apathy.
Umm, when did texture layers become legal in advanced?
I believe they are legal as long as they do not add another element. There have been images validated for using them in the past.....although I would refrain. I tried to get one prevalidated for slight texture...but for some stoopid reason it wasn't passed even though it had less than previously validated images belonging to other members.
That been said....you can do the same effect in camera.
Hmmm, I guess my shot does not meet the criteria of grunge.
Votes: 12
Views: 31
Avg Vote: 5.0833
Comments: 1
my guess is that it does meet the criteria but the voters dont know it .. :)
grunge (grnj)
n. Slang
1. Filth; dirt.
2. A style of rock music that incorporates elements of punk rock and heavy metal, popularized in the early 1990s and often marked by lyrics exhibiting nihilism, dissatisfaction, or apathy.
I completely agree with you and fully support you
I guess my score is low of same reason
Umm, when did texture layers become legal in advanced?
I've noticed that they've underlined this in advanced editing rules:
combine captures of different scenes, move or change a feature between frames, or combine different captures to create a new scene.
but since this is not my native language and I'm not a photoshop expert I really won't understand that under this it means no texture layers allowed...I first heard about this rule through a comment, I didn't have a clue
Umm, when did texture layers become legal in advanced?
I can't see how it can be legal, it's two different images merged together basically, thus creating a scene that did not originally exist... I've been bumped for similar in the past...
