Something for the weekend - Part 75 - The boat

[davescm]

Hi

I thought we should have a "Something for the Weekend" boat trip. However it looks like both our boat and the jetty are in need of some attention. Can you fix them?

As always, anything goes as long as it meets the forum rules on decency, copyright etc.

Anyone and everyone is welcome to have a go - whether you are a complete beginner or a Photoshop expert.

There are no prizes apart from the chance to practice, show off, or bring a bit of humour and fun. Don't be shy, join in and have a go!

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Have fun.

Dave

[Ussnorway]

all the trash is free Adobe stock models

[davescm]

Hi

Jane - That's one happy spider! Also there must be treasure behind that lock. I love the imagination of a 9 year old!

Graham - you mention models, did you make the image in Dimension or a 3D app? I did that in Blender for my "fixed" boat, and got the reflections by using two renders - one with no reflection plane and one with. I then combined them in Photoshop and used the smudge tool to pull the edges and introduce some ripples.

Dave

[Ussnorway]

yes I did it in Dimension and it has 34 of the free Adobe stock models... the idea was to show them all but i ran out of time and the file is already 1.5 G so i stopped

the Ryzen took just under 5 mins to rendor it and yes some of the models look a little dull but I didn't want to replace any of the materials because I'm showing them as is... I would have added "Red Anodized Metal1" to the car panels if I wanted them to really pop against the river reflections

my free Dimension stock library has 17 lights, 38 materials and 751 models

[jane-e]

Ussnorway  wrote

all the trash is free Adobe stock models

Graham, I’m going to have to gather my entire litter patrol team to clean up your rubbish — it’s not a one-person job! The older girl has an answer to your question, but she had to go to rock climbing lessons and has said she would email me the answer.

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Jacob+Bugge  wrote

I wonder what the contributing granddaughters think of it.

Jacob, I am home again so the girls have not seen your image yet. They do love looking through all of the previous weeks and know most everyone here by name and by style.

~ Jane

[Barb Binder]

Hi jane-e:

Please tell I. and L. that I love their work!

Maybe it's time for a Photographer's subscription and some training from a beloved Adobe Photoshop ACI. Although take it from me, kids need very little training—I watched J. teach herself Photoshop via google and youtube while I was sitting in the same room. Whenever she asked me a question, she would watch me stop what I was doing, look up to consider the question, make a decision on based on her current knowledge level on where to start to answer and by the time I opened my mouth to speak, she would inevitably say never mind, I found it.

~Barb

[jane-e]

How old was J. when she started?

[Barb Binder]

Hi jane-e:

High school when she got serious. But she was making melon-head families and dressing that wooden mannequin starting in elementary school.

On a side note, google mr. melon head—I guess a good melon never dies.

~Barb

[jane-e]

BarbBinder  wrote

On a side note, google mr. melon head—I guess a good melon never dies.

Hahaha, my inspiration for SFTW, Part 10! Read through this thread:
Something for the weekend - Part 10 - 7 a day!

~ Jane

[Barb Binder]

Argh!! I totally missed that one. I’ve been prepping for that SFTW all my life.

~Barb

[Jacob Bugge]

Jane,

They do love looking through all of the previous weeks and know most everyone here by name and by style.

I believe they may also come across a wider range of their language than have many others. Are they aware that they were born as lassbairns? And that some might say they speak Yanklish?

[Jacob Bugge]

[joanH]

My, My, Jacob, I did not know you were a romantic. Hugs, Joan

[Jacob Bugge]

Certainly, Joan.

The lonely lips grew on me and I started hearing the song (at least one of the others knows it by the words); and it was stronger than I.

I wonder what the contributing granddaughters think of it.

[Jacob Bugge]

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:409712/mmsi:352426000/imo:9667227/vessel:U...

https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/UP-AGATE-IMO-9667227-MMSI-352426000

[Dean_Utian]

Everything looks better in the rain.

[Jacob Bugge]

Except for the cigar, Dean.

[jane-e]

davescm  wrote

it looks like both our boat and the jetty are in need of some attention. Can you fix them?

I fixed the jetty in Illustrator and fixed the boat with a match and a gallon of gas.

~ Jane

[davescm]

Hi

Jacob - TTwo ships passing ....... I like it!

Joan - Nice!  Is that a new species of underwater butterfly?

Dean - All that rain will put out Jane's fire.

Jane -  I hope the new pier doesnt catch fire.

Great images all. I'll post the new challenge tomorrow.

Dave

[joanH]

The only thing underwater here is your canoe and landing. How's your eyesight?

[Jacob Bugge]

The smoking kissing ship escaped on 5th June, reaching Aberdeen the next day and still hiding there from litterblast, storm, rain, fire, Dave, and whatnot.