cs3 - levels, curves, sharpen, ni, crop, rotate, small red hue/sat, resize, save for web
I can't believe so many ppl want to know how it was done, this technique has been used a lot in the past, I first remember seeing it used here.
The picture of the girl was printed on a piece of paper and stuck on the wall, I then placed my male model in front and adjusted his pose until I achieved what I was looking for.
I always appreciate it when I see the original, so here it is
Thanks everyone for the gr8 comments & votes and my 1st ribbon.
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Well, it may have been done before -- but you pulled it off so expertly, it didn't look at all like it was just a picture -- and it was brilliant to rotate it the way you did. This is great :) Congratulations on your first ribbon. . .keep that up and it will most certainly be the first of many :)
Congrats on a well-deserved ribbon! This was my favourite of the challenge :-)
It just goes to show that originally wins out here in the end :-) I must admit I agree with those who say it could do with a little bit of sharpening and extra saturation, but I gave you a 10 and stand by it! Well done!
I didn't realise when voting it was a paper version of her. I though it was a trampoline and clever use of perspective that did it. Great nonetheless!
This is awesome! So original! Thank you! I was about to stop voting and then this came up! I do wish the photo was a little bit clearer, color and contrast brought up! Still really great! A 10 for me!
Creative, funny, well composed, well exposed. Could benefit from a bit of sharpening, and touch out that white spot on sleeve when you're not constrained by Basic Editing.
gettin' you outta my head
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