Calendar Winning Photos Inside! Options

[Coomer]

I just finished up the voting for next year's calendar, and you can vote here.

I apologize for being so slow...client projects and work are killing me. But in a few days, I will take the voting form offline and start processing photos for the calendar.

So go ahead and cast your votes!

Click here to vote!

Voting is complete, and the winning photos are displayed below. Calendars will be available soon.

[97lestyousay]

For the winners, do you have someone to work on the pictures?

I'm voluntering for the photo modifications. (proper contrast and color, removal of power lines etc., photo resize at correct dpi, etc...). I'm a graphic designer with years of experience in pre-press, not some schmo who downloaded photoshop by the way

If you have somebody to do that its fine, but I want to do some changes on mine myself...if I do it in the final ones...

I found a candidate. I remembered this from the other thread. If I knew anything
about it I would do it. I can help with anything fairly idiot proof that can free up your
time. I'm a good errand boy. I can run to Yakima if need be. Thanks for doing
this we all know you are very busy.

[Rayme]

For the winners, do you have someone to work on the pictures?

I'm voluntering for the photo modifications. (proper contrast and color, removal of power lines etc., photo resize at correct dpi, etc...). I'm a graphic designer with years of experience in pre-press, not some schmo who downloaded photoshop by the way

If you have somebody to do that its fine, but I want to do some changes on mine myself...if I do it in the final ones...

I found a candidate. I remembered this from the other thread. If I knew anything
about it I would do it. I can help with anything fairly idiot proof that can free up your
time. I'm a good errand boy. I can run to Yakima if need be. Thanks for doing
this we all know you are very busy.

I could easily work with the winning images, I know how to add extra spaces around image and extend the border..And crop/frame it properly.I do that all the time at my work!



This is just an example of what I did with the image I submited.











Notice how I made a panoramic picture from the original, I moved the car to the left (in relation to the bridge), and widened the horizon. I also removed the powerlines and played with the brightness. Rarely is a picture good enough from a camera to print and look descent(unless of course your a professional photographer!)



It'll be a pleasure to help if I can.

This post has been edited by Rayme: Jan 3, 2007 - 10:49 PM

[malpaso]

I should help too...