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Dragonfighter wrote:

74novaman wrote:I messed around with photoshop quite a bit when I was in high school.

These days, not so much.

My time waster while watching tv is surfing forums on my phone.

When I was in high school, Photoshop was an airbrush and ink pen.

Indeed, and the canvas was the side of a 1968 Ford Econoline van with chrome reverse rims.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

Dragonfighter wrote:

74novaman wrote:I messed around with photoshop quite a bit when I was in high school.

These days, not so much.

My time waster while watching tv is surfing forums on my phone.

When I was in high school, Photoshop was an airbrush and ink pen.

Indeed, and the canvas was the side of a 1968 Ford Econoline van with chrome reverse rims.

The Choom-Wagon?

Yep I am re-opening an old thread. It just seemed fitting considering I was just hanging around today due to feeling a little under the weather..... Just thought I'd share.

SATX-Scrub wrote:I used to hang around the Photoshop threads on http://www.fark.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; but everyones skills began to surpass my abilities, and I felt that it was get better at Photoshop or quit drinking beer altogether. Silly thought, I know! But still, those Photoshoppers are amazing!

Back in the day, like 10-12 years ago I used to fark religiously. I was on the site all day just waiting for the next photoshop this post. Good times.. I wish I had some of my creations but I hosted them on a server I no longer have :(

Tam, you have a wonderful eye for composition and perspective. I am quite taken by "Looking south down the Vienne River". Beautiful.

Andrew wrote:Tam, you have a wonderful eye for composition and perspective. I am quite taken by "Looking south down the Vienne River". Beautiful.

Thank you very much. That one remains one of my very favorites also. I have a mounted version of it over my living room mantle. I shot it with a Nikon Coolpix 850, essentially a pocket camera, in August of 2004. Not too long afterward, like days later, the camera's CCD chip fried itself. THIS PICTURE is one of the very last ones I ever shot with that camera, as it fried while I was taking pictures inside that church.

I have always had a special connection with that church picture because it depicts a church which was built in 972 AD, and has been in continuous use ever since. When I went inside it, the emotional content of over a thousand years of believers worshipping there struck me an almost physical blow and my eyes teared up.

I am thinking about getting a surface pro and putting photoshop on that. I wonder if the pen is pressure sensitive on that