Train depot

[swalkr]

There are so few of these left. Taken in a very small town in northeast Missouri, off the beaten path.

Before:

http://www.pixentral.com/hosted/1yJ4fcMDy6aSayDdyVw2mcLFl0HQ1_thumb.jpg (http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1yJ4fcMDy6aSayDdyVw2mcLFl0HQ1)


After:

http://www.pixentral.com/hosted/1daRQW50j3nTzyfPbza1pUHoveC7r1_thumb.jpg (http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1daRQW50j3nTzyfPbza1pUHoveC7r1)

[Mary]

Very nice! You have made me willing to finally try this feature - now to find something as interesting as your example to try it on. Thanks for sharing - brilliant!

[John L Gray]

Suzanne,

I really like the effect you have achieved with the railroad station. Your gallyery look great. The old house is so cool. Great job.

John

[swalkr]

Mary and John, thanks for the compliments. This is one of my favorite tutorials. And so easy.

[westiemom]

Suzanne, your train station photo is perfect for this technique. Very nice.

Anita

[swalkr]

Thanks Anita. I've always admired your techniques also.

[Cmcburnett]

Suzanne, thanks for sharing the train depot, your right not many are still around these days. Great picture;)

[nopi]

nice shot, thanx for sharing!

[NMarti]

Suzanne
That is a beautiful result you achieved. Nice job!

[TwilightMyst]

The train depot is
really truly so nice!!
If you don't mind,
would you please explain
the steps or lead me in
the direction for how to do this?

I just recently purchased PSE...

Thanks in advance,

Twilight Myst