PixlPshr

Jean never saw the trolly that mowd him down

Now this is called an E flat chord

Every family needs a mortician

Counting flakes... Ever heard of Head & Shoulders?

She's my girlfriend... in the Twlight Zone

Hmmm... red... my favorite color!

Did you say NOT to look at the camera?

Nice job!!! A couple of suggestions to make it even better. If you reduce the highlights in his eyes, and position them to the right (where hers are), or make her highlights match his... and use the healing tool (CS only) to reduce the highlights on the bridge of his nose and chin (again to match hers), then darken the white in his eyes a little bit, and soften the edges of the iris it would help a lot. Also, use Neat Image (it's free at neatimage.com) to reduce the grain on his face to match hers. Finallypop the contrast on his hair just a tweak to make the highlights brighter. You've got a great image here, and should end up in the top 3 (top 10 easily). Good luck! (Hope I beat you though :))

Highlights and shadows are too soft. Try playing with the contrast more

Very nice

Nice

Nice

1959. Squeeked by on that one ;) The mouth could be a little more defined and the white of his left (your right) eye could be a little brighter, but it looks real good.

Nicely done!

By far the best of these two. Perhaps brightening the highlights would have enhanced it even more. Still a good score from me

Nice match, and nice job. Bravo.

Perhaps you could have borrowed Annette's collar. The neck looks bad.

Pretty nice match. The edge is a little too hard, and the shadow on the right side of his face is a little to soft, but the graininess works well

Nice work!!! I think I would have brought in the smile from the other source to be more authenticly Jean rather then reworking the smile on this source. Looks great though. Shadow behind him is a bit rough.

Pretty good match! Try using the pen tool to make your selections insted of the polygonal lasso tool. You get better curves on your selections that way.

You should have replaced the whole head. That would have solved your facial perspective problem.

[Edited by User on 12/19/2004 1:06:15 AM]

That's a lot of replacement! Nice job

Liking it

Funny idea, but head is too sharp and contrasty for the rest of the image, and the hands have verry fuzzy edges

Difficult task to undertake!