Registered: September 2005 Location: east coast Posts: 2,410
Sun August 19, 2007 6:07pm
looks a tad bit on the green side to me (the neutral areas like the walkway).
if you have photoshop you might want to try this:
duplicate the background layer twice. on the very top layer select (using the square or circle marquee tool) an area on the pathway then run filter>blur>average. use the eyedroppper tool to select the color that is created by running the average blur. then fill in the rest of that top layer with that color (hint, you'll have to de-select the area you previously selected). invert the color (image>adjustments>invert, it should be a bright blue color by this point.) then set that layer to blending mode "overlay." merge it down onto the middle layer, then set that newly merged layer to blending mode "overlay."
it doesn't change the overall image too much, just makes the pathway less green while keeping things like the plants green.
if you have questions on this either reply to this or if i don't reply (probably cause i don't see it) pm me.
beth
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