Thursday, August 25, 2005
Monday, August 22, 2005
I Love Madras !
Friday, August 12, 2005
Wazowski - Avyukta
Avyukta Featuring Mr. Mike Wazowski (Click for a bigger picture)
Thats my computer Avyukta on the day I got it, after assembling at my old home. A week after, I got a new house.. Avyukta is lucky, you know ;)
Mike Wazowski, in case you did not know, is an amazing person appearing on Monster's Inc. The attitude this character displays is something worth following. There are lots of fan clubs over the internet, for this guy. Please watch Monsters Inc, if you havent.
This photoshop however wasnt that good, except for the fact, that the arms are touched and are not from the original pic (as you can see on the monitor). The picture you see on the monitor is from whaere wazowski is brought out into the room. The other arm was tilted and cut from another picture in the movie. :) Huh ! Visualize this picture for a moment, a character on screen popping up into real - life.
This photoshop however wasnt that good, except for the fact, that the arms are touched and are not from the original pic (as you can see on the monitor). The picture you see on the monitor is from whaere wazowski is brought out into the room. The other arm was tilted and cut from another picture in the movie. :) Huh ! Visualize this picture for a moment, a character on screen popping up into real - life.
Monday, August 08, 2005
The walk to Paradise Garden
You could have seen this picture somewhere. Or you may have it on your bedroom wall. Or you may not have seen it at all. If any of the above statement applies to you, then click on the picture to enlarge the size, and set it as your wallpaper.
Recommended to have a screen resolution of 1280 X 1024.
The poem was taken from some site, and the guy who wrote it didnt care to leave his name. So, I've not credited him. But the painting is a legendary "Eugene Smith" one. The picture was a old one, and did not require much of photoshop works as the gradient by itself was getting blacker at ends.
However, it was ununiform gradient, so had to manually adjust the greyscale at edges. The Fon on the top is called "Scriptina" which is my favourite font, and does magic everytime i use it.
Enjoy !
Recommended to have a screen resolution of 1280 X 1024.
The poem was taken from some site, and the guy who wrote it didnt care to leave his name. So, I've not credited him. But the painting is a legendary "Eugene Smith" one. The picture was a old one, and did not require much of photoshop works as the gradient by itself was getting blacker at ends.
However, it was ununiform gradient, so had to manually adjust the greyscale at edges. The Fon on the top is called "Scriptina" which is my favourite font, and does magic everytime i use it.
Enjoy !
Saturday, August 06, 2005
Please Come ! Vaango Vaango !
Welcome to the new Photo(shop)blog.
This photo(shop)blog will continue in existance as long as I fund for a new Digital Camera. After that this becomes a photo blog. Iam a Adobe Photoshop fan, and usually create some good images on that. So, here's the best place to host it, and thought we might even have it as a collective effort to shed our photoshop feelings.
I know many of us, like to manipulate images. (Few photobloggers use photoshop just to have their Watermarks on their images). Here's one place, where you could submit your photoshop creations too.
However, Im not sure, how long this will be done with interest. But then, as long as the interest exists, let me give my best shot.
I know many of us, like to manipulate images. (Few photobloggers use photoshop just to have their Watermarks on their images). Here's one place, where you could submit your photoshop creations too.
However, Im not sure, how long this will be done with interest. But then, as long as the interest exists, let me give my best shot.
United States of India
[click to enlarge]
This was something I did in the past, when the news media was focussing on the American impact on India. Amazingly everyone, in the middle class, has some connection in the US. In most of the cases the Uncles are in the United States, and this guy here will have a watch from there. You will most certainly see Zip-lock bags from US in their fridges.
A relative from virtually every family is in some state of US. Imagine !
I still feel US has dominated Indian minds.
That includes me, Im waiting for an Onsite opportunity. Duh !
I welcome many other Photoshops or Photos, that reflect the theme.
A relative from virtually every family is in some state of US. Imagine !
I still feel US has dominated Indian minds.
That includes me, Im waiting for an Onsite opportunity. Duh !
I welcome many other Photoshops or Photos, that reflect the theme.