A whole new way to frame...

Tim

Tim

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found a tutorial online that uses the blur filter then i added a bunch of my own kicks and twists to it.
 
here are a few more...
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thanks, craig. i am really loving this new action!

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ok, one more for tonight...
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Tim, when you applied the drop shadow, did you use the drop shadow Fx effect? I just saw on Scott Kelby's Photoshop TV podcast a new way to apply drop shadows. Basically you apply the drop shadow then put it on its own layer which gives you much more flexibility.

These pics are just awesome.

You have come a long way from when I first meet you a few years ago. Truly an inspiration to the rest of us.
 
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I love this new framing technique, and would love to see this framed. I imagine it would look really good.
 
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one more...
i had this one printed from the lab... i really love it!

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