Recently I uploaded a video for Adorama TV that I shot at Happisburgh on the Norfolk coast. If you missed it then you definitely missed out, so click here to go back and watch it.
In the first video I showed both the photography and basic Photoshop editing but I thought it would be fun to take one of the photos and come up with an alternative Photoshop ending. In this case the alternative ending is a lot more creative then the original and surprisingly simple to do.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifc7hfPDgKo[/youtube]
Let me know if this is useful and if there’s enough demand I’ll make more “Alternative Ending” videos in the future.
As I mention in the video I’ve uploaded the background texture image to Adobe’s Creative Cloud and made it free to all. My normal rules of usage apply (see below). All you need to do is click this link and away you go, no sign up or login is required. http://adobe.ly/1rJnPNd
Usual rules apply. The image is copyright Gavin Hoey 2012. You may use it for personal, non-commercial purposes. Do not redistribute without permission.
As always Gav Great to watch your Video Tutorials & Yes DEMAND No 1 is Here
Even more demand!
Great video! As usual, very inspirational!
Thanks Gavin – really interesting and I love collecting your templates to give pictures that added ‘twist’. I’ve learned so much from you in the last 12 months!
thank u Gav, you are great.
Awesome Gavin!
Love all of your work and your delivery of these fantastic tutorials! ( allways upbeat, funny and informative!)
And yes, I would love to see alternative endings to your videos.
I must admit that I didnt like what you have done to this pic, but that is just personal taste. The science(?) behind is very useful though!
Cheers
Bartman
I always learn so much from you. This alternate ending was a real treat and I think it’s a great idea.
Yes please mate, plenty more required…
Hi Gav!
Great tutorial! When are you coming here in Las Vegas? just let me know and I wanna meet you personally, tnx
Ram
Made it today with a vintage car, so you see we actually try your stuff Gav 🙂
http://www.flickr.com/photos/60907635@N02/7886959870/
Greetz.
Very usefull indeed!!!
And a +100 for demand on more alternative endings. 🙂
I just used this technique on the free download you supplied and I love it. I am rather new at photography and I am learning more from your videos that I ever could in a classroom, due to my learning style. Keep the tutorials coming and yes, I like the idea of alternate endings. Cheer from St. Louis, Missouri.
Do you take your own Textures or do you download them from somewhere? Thanks
All my own work 🙂
Gavin,
Simply the best.
look forward to your visit to Worcestershire
I found you by mistake, and this mistake is one or the best I have ever made. Your style of teaching is seamless and comfortable. I have leant so many new skills. Thank you!
Really enjoy this post. I’m not really good in the domain of photography but I sure enjoy the time spend doing it 😉 I’m glad I discover your site.