I had so many ideas for this challenge (as did my wife) but was unable to get the shots that I wanted (or the props for that matter). In the end I have had to use a last choice. My editing capabilities are still my downfall and the result may have been better if done properly - anyway a learning curve. I can't remember what I actually did but it involved rotate, crop, auto enhance, a play with colour tones, seperate to HSV channels (use one channel???) then add a border.
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Good idea but it seems a little blurry to me. Also, playing around with the contrast some might take away some of the gray and create more of a definition bewteen black and white.
Good idea. But the image is lacking to me. The puzzle pieces being uneven is bothersome to me. I know that sounds picky, but my eye doesn't like them not being flat. Maybe better lighting would have helped the image too. I like you idea though.
This is an EXCELLENT idea!!! I give you props on this one. However, this is just my opinion, it needs a little work. I think that the lighting is a little off. It is definitely WAY too soft.
I was thinking that a spot light on this would be awesome. The edges real dark and then fading into light right where the missing piece is. AND tack sharp is a must!!!! If you do not mind, I would love to try this...just email me to let me know if I CAN...I will give you created for the idea...
good luck
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