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I just received a beautiful 16x20 Gallery Wrapped Canvas from ColorInc, Pro Labs. This image
is really special to me. Can you guess what it is?
OK, no more guessing. This is a image of my husband's retina. He even has an anomaly (an epiretinal membrane). It might be a flaw, but it makes his eye special. :-) The boys and I go up to his clinic and take photos of our eyes. Does that make us really geeky?
I love how this gallery wrap turned out. It is simply gorgeous and looks like a modern art painting. Look at the details and beautiful corners.
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And this gallery wrap was not only delivered in just a few days, but came ready to hang.
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It is fun to think outside of the box and get a gallery wrap for my walls of an image that most people would never even think about printing. I love how this turned out. Thanks ColorInc!
The good guys at ColorInc. Pro Labs are offering my readers another amazing free giveaway! Simply comment below letting me know what freebies/tutorials you would like to see me post here on CoffeeShop (please put your email address in the comment) and you are entered to win one free 16x20 gallery wrap canvas. If you have ordered from ColorInc. before I would love to hear all about it!
Only comments with valid emails can win. :-)
If you haven't ordered from ColorInc yet you should try them out. They have a special promotion for 50% off your first order, 20% off your next ten orders (see ad and coupon code on top of my blog). You can also request five free 5x7's to make sure your monitor is calibrated correctly before placing any orders. And become a Facebook fan, they post specials here all of the time.
I am keeping this giveaway open until Wednesday July 21st, 11PM central time. Good luck!!! Don't forget to include your email address in your comment. :-)
Oooh... that's a cool print. And I never would have guessed that it's someone's eye! :) I love canvas prints, I'd love to enter your contest. jodie (at) bissigphotography (dot) com.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool I!
ReplyDeleteI like the actions and story boards!
reallyareyouserious at gmail dot com
I love this! I enjoy all the tutorials that you post, but would love to see some more on specific photoshop techniques. I loved learning how to use the unsharp mask to emphasize the eyes in pictures, and would love more things like that. Maybe even camera techniques, like how to shoot to capture a sunflare, or silhouette. Thank you!
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Wow, that IS stunning! I love the freebies you have to offer! I love the new Vanilla B&W, and was just hoping for something like that when you posted it :) bephotography@ymail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
very cool. i'd love a tutorial on writing actions.
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after having inflammation due to pink eye for two months i am bit obsessed with my eyes, so i would totally take pics of mine too! i would love to see a tutorial on fixing parts of skin that get a little blown out due to the sun. sometimes i don't see it in the photograph til i load them up! thanks for all you do ! your site is amazing!
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Love that. I need more canvas! I would love to see more actions that give a soft vintage look to the image. tiffanylovephoto@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! I'd love to win one!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool gallery wrap, I love that you used something completely unexpected. Hmmmm....I keep seeing "veils" as an editing tool, instead of actions. I would like to know more about this. Thanks for the giveaway. anitakc (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteNo special requests...I love all you actions!
ReplyDeletechantellemcmillan{at}gmail{dot}com
I love your free actions!
ReplyDeletestartjumpin at gmail dot com
Can't think of any particular tutorials or freebies, just keep up the great work that you provide!
ReplyDeletehotphotographermom@gmail.com
That is BY FAR the coolest print i've ever seen!!!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what else I'd like to see come from you! You already do so much and have so many freebies!
my email address is:
cah (at) mts (dot) net
I love all the tutorials you do, actions too, check you often, use your "stuff" often. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow about some fancy HDR tutorials.
Silisia @ rubelphotography.wordpress.com
inhissvc@tds.net
very artsy cool.
ReplyDeleteHow about more storyboards, thumbnails, collages maybe.
Also, HDR??
Silisia from Rubel Photography
inhisssvc@tds.net
Just love your storyboards...would love to see more.
ReplyDeletenheidemann@msn.com
I'd love to see how to do basic PSE's I'm just learning - maybe a post on basic terms and what they mean ie layers etc Thanks for the giveaway
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The pioneer woman action "PW's B&W" has a layer in it called "light". I am constantly running that action, then deleting the other layers. I would love to know how to get just the "light" layer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your actions! I use so many of them!
jennyforstuff @ yahoo dot com
I'd love to see how to do basic PSE's I'm just learning - maybe a post on basic terms and what they mean ie layers etc Thanks for the giveaway
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I love your tutorials for teaching me so much that Photoshop is capable of doing - love it!
ReplyDeleteelizmalexander (at) gmail dot com
Oh, that is SO cool. My optometrist told me of an artist who printed out photos of people's retinas when I commented on the abstract-art look of mine.
ReplyDeleteWould LOVE to have a wrap!! Thanks!
a wool wine at gmail dot com
beautiful!! :) rita, i would LOVE to have some tutorials on how to do different BW conversions! like dramatic BW, light and airy BW, etc!!! i've been having a lot of problems making them look good :)
ReplyDeleteI have gotten a picture of my eye also and think they are so cool. Would never have thought about turning it into a print. Very cool
ReplyDeleteLove your actions and am so happy that you share them with the world! Free prints, like this one, are always fun. I never print enough of mine.
mbphotomom3 at yahoo.com
I just placed my first order to ColorInc about 10 hours a go. A little to late for the discount though :(
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more information about resizing images for printing purposes. I don't understand why when an image is cropped in Photoshop Elements 8 it then becomes a smaller size on my monitor. I image the image size I see on the monitor would then affect how the photo looks when printed.
Thanks!
http://floweringdogwood.blogspot.com/
mladd7@gmail.com
beautiful canvas! I actually just opened an account with Color Inc and received my 5 free test prints in the mail on Saturday. They looked great and I am excited to order more fun stuff.
ReplyDeleteCan't think of a tutorial I'd like to see. I love your Web Rounded corners and use it all the time.
Put my name in your hat! shan979@yahoo.com
That is an awesome image! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI would really like to see more retouching actions. A while back you said something about one coming that combines the baby powder room with perfect portrait and maybe something else. I got so excited because I always run both of those on my portraits.
jilljames.ms@gmail.com
I'd love to see more of your actions, maybe one that gives that "Diana lens" look!
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Btw, this is the BEST website I've come across in a long time.
Amber
You know I love everything you do and I am just waiting for the first Coffeeshop workshop in the country!! I want a gallery wrap! amandaesmith10@yahoo.com
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What a neat print! It looks like a painting!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn more about Lightroom. I have been using that almost exclusively and really streamlining my editing process, but I KNOW there are still TONS of tricks and things I don't know yet!
lauraradniecki@hotmail.com
I love all of your freebies and tutorials. I can't think of anything specific that I would want!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn a trick about taking the glare off of glasses or how to edit them out!
ReplyDeleteAlso a new action that tends to dark complected skin!
ellandriel@hotmail.com
that is awesome!!! I would love to see some more templates for blogs...headers and just photo layouts...
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ReplyDeletedanilax21{at}msn{dot}com
That is awesome! What a cool idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat would I like next? Honestly - I don't care! I love playing with all your "toys"! If you made me be more specific - I'd love some more of the vintagey-soft toned without the color wash overlays. (Kinda a combination of Golden Vintage with the Sweet Bakery Glazes...does that make sense?)
bdaiss @ gmail . com
That'd be awesome to win a free canvas wrap.
ReplyDeleteMaybe a tutorial/information on how to not overprocess a photo.
wurfie@hotmail.com
Lovin the new vanilla action. Thanks.
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I love your tutorials on using actions, (my goal this summer was to figure out how to install and use them! and I did thanks to you!) and actually I just enjoy reading about your life. Mom's who are "creative types" and do amazing things with their kids and still manage to blog regularly make me jealous...:o) Thanks for a cool giveaway!
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The picture your chose to gallery wrap is so very modern and yet so very earthy. Very cool. I have loved your blog. It's the only one I regularly check. Thank you SO much for all the lessons. I hope you and your family are getting your strength back. rebecca (at) dancinglightps (dot) com. =)
ReplyDeleteWe love your site!!
ReplyDeleteI love your actions & Storyboard ideas! I also LOVE Color Inc..helps that they are about 10 min from my house :) thanks for the give-a-way!
ReplyDeletepaulakay9480 @ gmail . com
What an awesome giveaway! I have never heard of this site before. I am always looking for new ways to print my pictures.
ReplyDeletehspitzer5 at yahoo dot com
It completely cracks me up that you did a canvas retina print! I love it! I love your new tutorials on making skin better, etc. Thanks for all you do.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win and for all of your free actions. I would love to have an action or story board (or tutorial on how to make one) with just 2 pictures to use as a before and after for edited pictures. I can never figure out what size to make them to put on Facebook or a blog. But I love to show the before and afters after I have used your actions on the pictures :)
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My email is sarahndipityphotography@gmail.com
SO awesome!!!! and what an amazing give away!
ReplyDeleteI love everything on your blog- but would love more tutorials. Im [retty new to PSE so I would love to learn more about it!
I love the ones you have posted already, but more story board template would be lovely. : ) (And thank you for all of your hard work and actions! : ))
ReplyDeleterepeatbyheart at gmail dot com
Cool canvas. I'd also love to see some tips on photography...you take such great ones of your kids.
ReplyDeletecatlady1957 (at) gmail (dot) com
Ooh! Do I get a bonus entry for recognizing it as a retina? It is pretty cool looking.
ReplyDeleteI'd love some in-camera tutorials, and some LR tutorials, too.
theutahdoula at gmail .com
Who wouldn't love to win a beautiful gallery wrap?
ReplyDeleteI have done the standout mount storyboard from ColorInc and it looks great!
I'd love to see you write the tutorial for making actions for blogging templates!!
I would love to read some in depth Photoshop tutorials on Channels, Curves, Masks, Sharpening, skin softening, all the ways to achieve color popping, dodging and burning. Love the actions, great contest!
ReplyDeleteLove this wrap... and I'm fairly new to the site, so I don't have any suggestions for new actions/tutorials, just so thankful you're doing what you do. :-)
ReplyDeletekelli (at) thirdlinestudios (dot) com
Fascinating gallery wrap....the colors are amazing!
ReplyDeleteAs far as your freebies...would love to see more Lightroom stuff.
magikalfolk@magikalfolkcrafts.com
I would love an action that would make white backdrops whiter. Seems mine always have that grey color to them. I would also love more blog tutorials to make blogs better - I am DYING for a right click protection gadget.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!! I am addicted to your actions plus blog :) Thank you so much!! Keep the actions coming
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I love the print!! The fact that it has such a great story makes it even better.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with the lens flare that someone else agreed with. Styleme3375@hotmail.com
I would love to see a tutorial on writing actions! sherri at sherridavisphotography dot com
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea for a print! It's very artsy!
ReplyDeleteI love all your actions and tutorials. I think I've downloaded all of them and tried them on various pictures. They're great! Right now, the tutorial I'd love to see is how to seamlessly take out someone from a picture. I'm having trouble with one right now. I've tried all the free tutorials on YouTube, but they just don't work right with this picture!
ReplyDeleteI guessed what it was, but I sure would never have thought of printing that on a canvas. It does look like an abstract painting. Awesome! My email is snaphappee at gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteWow, you're the best! I love Color, Inc. The really do excellent work. And your husband's retina is verrrrrry cool (is it ok that I said that?). :-)
ReplyDeleteI love all your tutorials and actions. I can't think of a thing for you to add (I would have said black and white conversions, but you've got that covered now!) OK, I'll shoot for the moon - how about a tutorial on getting skin tones right and fixing color casts? LOL
Thank you for everything.
mommalcat@yahoo.com
Oooh, what a fab giveaway, I love colorinc!
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Love your blog! Much thanks for the all the freebies!
ReplyDeleteHanging somethign in your home that you created yourself means so much more than just a print, doesn't it? Especially one of a personal nature :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is wonderful! Our daughter just got married and I've been looking for a good place to get a nice canvas print.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any action requests... I love them all. :-)
joanielewis(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love all of the amazing things you create!! I especially love your tutorials on how to personalize your blog. Thanks for all you do! And OF COURSE I would love to win a 16x20 canvas!!
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Seriously? anything you do is of value to me. You always pop up a tutorial at the right time, so that's why I follow your stuff! Oh, and I would love to win a gallery wrap too!
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What a great choice for your gallery wrap - very unique.
ReplyDeleteI love the PSE actions you do, I'd love to see more of them.
Neat print! I haven't ordered anything from this lab, so it'd be nice to try one! I'd love a nice 70's kind of action to get a nice yellow look......but not too yellow.
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mary8@charter.net
Very cool image!! I love gallery wrapped canvases!! I hope I win.
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Thank you Rita!!
I you're feeling better. I need to chat with again about my blog...when you're up to it!
Love that canvas!! Your tutorials are great too...I have learned so much! Thank you!
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Wow, that is an awesome canvas. I love all of it. The tutorials are what I love the best. Thanks for sharing!
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I would love a tutorial on how to make your own action.
ReplyDeleteI have just the photo in mind for that gallery wrapped canvas. :)
What a creative idea!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea for a canvas!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see actions for clean processing- just enhancing what I have!
Thanks for sharing :)
MeyersDVM at gmail dot com
I've been not so happy with the holga presets that I have, was wondering if you'd be able to develop a more authentic one. Thanks for everything!
ReplyDeleteI like the story board templates a lot and would love to see more variations of those. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have just started using Lightroom so any tutorials on what first to do with a photo in lightroom would be really helpful to me. I am going to go through the Lightroom suggestions you have already given. First I need to know what I should do first!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a Bokeh action for PSE. You know, for those pictures you thought should have Bokeh but your didn't set your setting correctly. :)
ReplyDeletei would love to win one! I am ready for any and all of your PSE actions!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great give-away! I'm always amazed at your actions & your tutorials-you make everything easier to interpret and implement.I'd love to see more creative edges for photos.Sometimes straight edge or rounded corners just get so monotonous. I really enjoy the tutorials from guest bloggers also!
ReplyDeletefrom mmichael@cdnet.net
Love all of your freebies, especially your PSE actions! I use them all the time (love the web rounded corners!)
ReplyDeleteflowers7886 at yahoo dot com
Very interesting! jhlemmings at yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love these! I would love to see more photoshop actions on your site! Thank you for sharing! ealoewen(at)liberty(dot)edu.
ReplyDeletePretty interesting! It would definatley be a conversation piece...I like that!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway! I love all of the actions that you put out for us to use. They're all great and so helpful!
ReplyDeleteThe wrap is beautiful! I don't really have any suggestions for you. Just keep doing what your doing. I love all of your actions and tutorials.
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ReplyDeleteLove the new canvas! I'd like to see a tutorial on how to add a patterned border to a canvas wrap. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletejen@aldermanphotography.com
what a neat idea for a canvas!
ReplyDeletevery cool!
i would love to see some tutorials on backing u the blogs- I use wordpress tough, i don't know if it will still apply-
i'd love to win the canvas!
I love your tutorials. I love learning how things are done and what to do to get a certain look. I am really hoping for a tutorial to that new vanilla b/w action you posted.
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Love your blog! As far as giveaways, this is perfect! I'm guessing you have a diverse group of loyal readers that range in skill and the types of software they use. But everyone can use a beautiful canvas like this! Thank you!
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That is a very cool picture. I was thinking maybe it was something inside a womb..lol. Anywho...I love the tutorials you have. But me personally am new to photoshop...and was thinking could you maybe go over the use of curves. I see alot of them being used in actions..and I would like to get better knowledge of curves. I am sure there are numerous tuts. out there but you help me better understand. (larissa@paveiphotos.com)
ReplyDeleteOkay Rita, that has to be one of the most unusual things I've seen printed and enlarged. But considering what your hubby does it makes sense. Very cool conversation piece! Hope you're having a great summer and hope you all are on the mend!!
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Awesome giveaway! I know just the photo I would like to have printed on canvas. I don't have any requests for the blog, I love many of the actions you provide that I use very often.
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I'm glad you and your family are feeling better Rita! I would like to see a tutorial on the exposure adjustment, those little black, white and gray eyedroppers only work for me sometimes...lol! Thanks for the chance to win, I have an amazing photo that I really need to get on canvas, and I have been thinking about using ColorInc, thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteHope I win it!
ivy_000@yahoo dot com
I love the picture!! gm319gm "at" gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your actions :)
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cool picture! I have a wall that screams for a large print. :~) I would love to see a tutorial on a general work flow for PSE. What do you do first when you sit down to edit a pic, ect?
ReplyDeletebobi421@yahoo.com
Great giveaway! What a lovely retina :) Any more tutorials about lighting would be great or tips on getting those tack sharp photos. Thanks! tayamg[at]gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love the storyboards!!
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I love all you actions and tutorials! The Creamy Chocolate is my fav!! I'd like to see more on some basic photoshoot tools. And this giveaway is so cool!! bjbrock@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway! I'd love any tutorial on fixing skin. Also different color pops.
ReplyDeletebjbrock (at) yahoo (dot) com
I would like to see a tutorial on how to create actions. Thanks for this opportunity to win a canvas print!
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I'd love to see a lightroom tutorial on fixing skin. Love all the lightroom presets, too!
ReplyDeleteWhich ever, how about including a curves layers (or is that always included) to use as needed.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love PWs Old West but it didn't get created as pse. Maybe you could revisit that. (Or is the Old West similar to Orton?)
Hope yall are feeling better.
hootnanny99@yahoo.com
I have been dying to have a gallery wrap printed so a win would be great! Love all your stuff.
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I would like to see a tutorial go a little deeper into actions. :)
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THANKS!
That is soooooo awesome!
ReplyDeleteI should take the family up to get pictures of our eyes :)
morgankphotography @ gmail . com
I would love to win!! I can't wait to download your new BW Vanilla - I love that look! - Mandybeez at gmail
ReplyDeleteI would love to see an action that has the black/gray grit used in some sports photography, where the subject and image looks like it got a layer of charcoal rubbed on it :)
ReplyDeleteAs for tutorial, I would like to see some on writing actions!
I use ColorInc quite often and they have SUPERB turnaround time. Also I've gotten spoiled ordering their Boutique Packaging....haven't tried the gallery wrap though so would love to have one~
ReplyDeleteI enjoy tutorials on anything that helps enhance portraits!
I really appreciate all your tutorials. Espeically the Blogger ones...
ReplyDeletemy email is mikel.blake@gmail.com
Thanks!
I'd love to see a tutorial about how to make a black background really, really, BLACK.
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I've been wanting one of these for quite a while-so hard to pick an image for one though! I would love to see some brushes on your site! Love all your actions! Thanks for the giveaway-victoria {at} vlvphotography {dot} com.
ReplyDeleteOOOOO.....good give away. I would like to see a tutorial on Noise reduction. bhjcram@live.com
ReplyDeleteAmazing print! I have a few in mind that would look great on canvas, but not as creatively as your "eye". I love your website and wish I had the talent to do the same. Thank you so much for the tutorials and actions, etc. I would love more actions because they are so much fun to try! Maybe also a tutorial on extracting out of pics or changing backgrounds (so that it looks untouched preferably, lol.) Oh gosh, and the storyboards...I can't help myself! Thanks for all your outstanding work!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate all of your tutorials on Photoshop...keep them coming - I know there is still a lot to learn! Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAhh, yes, the retina - I know it well, with extreme myopia.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win this great gallery wrap!
shirley_lemay at yahoo dot com
Hhhhmmmm, I'd love some photography tutorials. Oh, and maybe a tutorial on how to beat mono with 2 kids and a husband :)
ReplyDeleteYou've said so many great things about Colorinc Pro Labs that I'm finally jumping in and giving them a try!
Kristin
kristinmbeck@hotmail.com
Oh that is a cool print...we do the picture of the eye also...way way better than dilating the pupils!!! Anyhoo...I would love to win a canvas and I have the perfect picture to put on it.
ReplyDeleteI love what you put on your blog and thank you so much for taking time to post free actions and tutorials...you rock!!!
my email it tibrown@inbox.com
Thank you again for the awesome giveaway!!!
I would love more storyboard tutorials!
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Love all the stuff you share with us! Thanks for doing so much! I'd love to see an action that cleans up a not-quite-bright-white action for high key shots where the background isn't quite the high key white you need. (Does that make sense? LOL)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway too!
amydphotography at gmail dot com
Love your newest BW action! Thank you.
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Web Story-boards or soft vintage/hazy actions
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What an awesome giveaway! I do lots of editing in ACR and LOVE the b/w and color pop presets. Would love to see some more vintage ones. I'm also obsessed w/your PowderRoom action. Thanks so much!
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Sarahtcardenas{at}gmail{dot}com
P.S. LOVE my blog...you did an awesome job! :)
I would not have guessed that was an eye!
ReplyDeleteI'd love a tutorial on adjusting color balance...sometimes no matter what I do, my color balance is off.
Thanks!
bechug at yahoo dot com
I'm kinda new to this blog, but I would like to see a tutorial on how to make and save your own actions for PSE. Thanks for all the great stuff and the giveaway!!!
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I would love to see a tutorial lighting techniques. I LOVE your photoshop elements freebies! I am such an action junkie LOL.
ReplyDeleteGimme gimme gimme:) Thanks for all the tutorials and free actions! They've helped me progress my post processing. Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteNate at Atmosphere Photo & Design
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I love the actions and the tutorials. :) Thanks
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ReplyDeleteI love your actions and tutorials! I was out on a drive yesterday and got a picture of a mama elk and her spotted baby, but when we stopped the truck, all the dust enveloped us and them, I haven't seen the picture on my computer yet, but I'm sure its a little cloudy! I was thinking I'd have to try to clean it up some, so that is what I'd like a tutorial on! :) might be a tall order!
ReplyDeleteholly(dot)colvin at gmail dot com
thank you for all the freebies on your site!
The storyboard actions make life so easy...would love to see more! I love the gallery wrap!
ReplyDeleteI love when you post new Storyboards!!
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I would like to see more storyboards that have neat borders (like the polaroid one). I don't know if this is your expertise or not, but I'd be interested in your take on colour correcting your monitor. I'm trying to do just that and it's driving me crazy!
ReplyDeletejfouty@telus.net
Great giveaway! I'd like to see more free collage actions. Thank you for all that you do!
ReplyDeletekellydecoteau at gmail dot com
I love all your vintage-inspired actions.
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway. :) I love the 'unwrapped' tutorials!
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seYour photo is stunning, even more so because it means something so special to you! I am looking for a new place for gallery wraps, I am going to go check them out! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeletealisondouglassphotography at gmail dot com
I love the canvas print giveaways the best!!
ReplyDeletecassiedianne at aol dot com
Your hot cocoa action is still my fave, I use it all the time! Nancy
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Your hot cocoa action is still my fave, I use it all the time! Nancy
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I have a HUGE print of my dog hanging in my bedroom that was treated with your toffee latte action.
ReplyDeleteJanell
nellybean96@gmail.com
That is an AWESOME wrap!! I would love to have one of my eye! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the storyboards maybe if you could do a 12x12 one with 9 blocks for images and have the option of square corners, rounded, & a slight rounded corner for the images. Thanks for all you do!
xtremephotography@live.com
I'd love to see a tutorial geared to PSE users who are NEW to actions, textures, etc. I feel so lost - love what you do with photos, but honestly don't know where to start!
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage actions and all of you tutorials.
sereinalovesvintage{at}gmail{dot}com
oops! hit publish before I left my email - scrapdreams at verizon dot net.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool piece of art! I'm really diggin' your new Vanilla b&w action!!! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteerinnormanphotography (at) gmail (dot) com. Oh and Pick me Pick me pick me!!!!!!
I love all your actions! I am just learning and don't have a lot of time so I feel like progress is slow. I use PSE and would love any tutorials you do!
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What great timing, I have been considering getting a canvas print and wasn't sure who to order it through! Thanks for the coupon code! As for tutorials I'd like to see... i'll put in another vote for photography. not necessarily the basics, but discussions about how you acheived specific photos. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteExcellent giveaway! Canvas prints make every photo look like art, I think. I don't request anything in particular as far as tutorials and future blog posts. Just keep doing what you're doing. :)
ReplyDeleteI knew what the photo was! (My hubby is an ophthalmologist.)What an awesome idea for wall art!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
arico2000 (at) earthlink (dot) net
Love love love your actions and tutorials. The giveaways are pretty grand, too!
ReplyDeleteSdlind@fiberpipe.net
Canvas wraps rock! I would love to enter this contest. Thanks for being so generous with your photoshop actions and tutorials! I would love to see more storyboard actions that get your images blog-ready in a snap!
ReplyDeleteshlm@hotmail.com
How about some sparkly eye tutorials! I haven't mastered it yet!
ReplyDeleteKasieam21 at yahoo dot com
Love the photo! I, too, have an anomaly, a tangle of blood vessels, but I never thought to make an abstract art piece of it! Great give-a-way!
ReplyDeletemsclmom at gmail dot com
Oh wow... you have so much stuff up here, I can't think of anything else! Can I just ask for more?
ReplyDeletemrsmegbateman@gmail.com
Wow, I never would have guessed it was an eye. Pretty nifty. I'd be delighted to enter your giveaway. I love canvas art! ;)
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I absolutely love your site and check it almost daily! I have found the actions and storyboards very very useful! I would love to see more templates for cards (Birth announcement, holiday...etc.) I would also love an action just for eyes (speaking of them). Thanks again for all you do!!!
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ReplyDeleteOh that is awesome! I love those printed canvases!!
ReplyDeleteI'm still a newbie to your site and haven't dug through all of your goodies, but I would love to know how your sort/organize all your photos. Not sure if you've already covered that.
you may have this tutorial up already and I just may not have seen it, but I would like one to teach me how to reduce noise in PSE. I love all your actions and tutorials and check your blog every day! thanks for the free goodies!! maryrosebrame@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteso so awesome! i'd love to have a canvas like that...well, maybe not with your husbands retina! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Love ALL your work. I would love to have a storyboard template! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteCrystal Brisco
crystalbriscophotography@comcast.net
Memphis, TN
Great photo and wonderful print! I'm recently new to your blog and enjoying my visit, have you listed as "cozy reads" on my sidebar.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a request since I have not gotten to use your actions yet. I need to get a program first.
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I love the photoshop actions, tutorials, and storyboards! And really, I love anything free so thanks! :)
ReplyDeletecharlotteinkennesaw@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more tutorials on how to work with your(my) blog.:o)
Very cool image for a gallery wrap!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see more storyboards! I love your boards and use them all the time. Thanks for all your hard work!
I love all your actions and tutorials, you have taught me so much! I would love to see more Black and White actions, they are my favorite!
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Actions, actions, and more actions! I love them!! Thanks for the chance to win!! I would love to have a gallery wrapped photo!! michels1@netins.net
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway. I'd love to see something about white balance, getting perfect kin tones, removing color cast on skin. Thanks!!!!
ReplyDeleteashley at ashleygillett dot com
I love all that you do! I would love to see more canvas give-aways like this one!!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteTraca Miller
tracamillerphotography at gmail dot com
I love using all the actions (in PSE), so I'd love to see more but I don't have any preference for what type :)
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Love your new canvas..very cool! I would like to see a tutorial on how to make/add a navbar on blogger and also maybe one on how to make a flash picture header! Thanks for all you do! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a tutorial on how to make story boards. Thanks for all you do.
ReplyDeleteI love your free actions and use them all the time! I would love to see you post an action that is colored but creamy like a cotton candy type look. I would also like you to post more tutorials on how to do things like change backgrounds and such in photoshop! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more storyboards!
ReplyDeletewow. crazy photo! would love to win the wrap...love the actions..there are a few i use on almost every single photo!
ReplyDeletelmsmiley at surewest dot net
i'm wondering if there is a straight color pop without sharpening and darkening,etc. just a super pop?
I love this giveaway, I would like to see more canvas print giveaways.
ReplyDeletevflores03 at gmail dot com
I love all your actions! Can't think of anything specifically to ask for! Love 'em all! And I use them ALL the time!
ReplyDeletecrazywkids at gmail dot com
I would love a tutorial on how to get a good silhouette image out of a profile shot - love your site!
ReplyDeletejodi (at) back40life (dot) com
I would love to see a tutorial on proper use of a gradient map adjustment layer in Photoshop.
ReplyDeleteCool print!
His retina? No way? That is awesome. I would love to see more on curves or more on blog boards etc. I love you blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks johannaburleson at yahoo . com
That's a great piece of art... I love it! Thanks so much for all of the freebies you offer and for the informative posts... I love your site. Thank you so much for the chance to win this gallery wrap canvas!
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Hi! I just started following your blog, and I saw that you had a Vanilla B&W post recently. I wanted to learn more about that!
ReplyDeleteI love your actions! My favorite is "Perfect Portrait" - I don't know if you could improve on it! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more stroyboard actions!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your hard work.
John Sturgis Photography
john@johnsturgisphotography.com
Ok, that is an awesome picture and I NEVER would have guessed what that is.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see an action that has varying types of glow to it. So you can adjust how much of a glow you want on your picture. I love the vintage actions you do too, so more of those would be awesome.
osugirl713@hotmail.com
I love canvas prints. I would love to enter the contest. Christal_houghtelling@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThat is AWESOME gallery wrap!! So great to hear you were happy with the quality and the ready-to-hang is a big perk. Thank you for letting us know about ColorInc Pro Labs. I love seeing the freebies on the PSE actions. Here's my suggestion - can you do a tutorial plus action for those cool photo cubes? Think it would be a neat thing to use. Just a thought :) Thank you! my email is: jsrm4@yahoo.com or jsrm4 (at) yahoo (dot) com
ReplyDeleteLove your freebies~
ReplyDeleteHow do we make a crooked key line that doesn't look as formal as a straight one? Thanks. lowson@swbell.net
ReplyDeletewhat would I like to see more of: more freebies for lightroom and tutorials for said lightroom presets. FOr some reason I can never get anything to work out right.
ReplyDeleteWow is that an amazing gallery wrap! I've been wanting to make one of my photos into a gallery wrap.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try and makeover my blog on my own. Any and all tips/helpful hints on doing this is always welcome.
loveletterstochina@hotmail.com
I would LOVE one of these gallery wraps!
ReplyDeleteDon't enter me, I won the other one.
ReplyDeleteBUT! I had to say, I knew what it was, and only because I HATE getting my eyes checked, even typing this out and TALKING about, they start to water. Dr. says I have such light, and light sensitive eyes, they just water. So, all that need to open them, and they shine a light, yeah, worse sort of fun.
Well, my last visit, he felt sorry for me and did the scan for free. He joked, how I should offer THESE to clients!!!! So, this was TOO funny to see, you actually had one printed!!!!
I love all of what you do. But I would love if you could teach us how to make our own actions to share with the world. Thanks a bunch.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting choice to have gallery wrapped. What a conversation starter that will be!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy all of the actions you have. I would love to see a tutorial on B&W and the various ways you can make a photo B&W and why you should choose one way over another, etc.
I love this picture. I would have never guessed what it was. I love all your PSE actions and tutorials. I would love to win a canvas print. rbseamans@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteI love it! I am curious about work flow and what you do if you have a bunch of pictures you need to edit. Any tips on how to edit a lot of pictures more quickly than individually tweaking?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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