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Dorothy - [link]
Flowers - [link]
Everything else - sxc.hu & Morgefile

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the flowers reminded me of the scene in "The Wizard of Oz" when they are crossing the field and get high/drunk/drugged.

I wanted the scarecrow to look more menacing than the one in the film, the lion is now a kitten (they are fearless) the tinman is small and sweet.

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added a bit of noise and shrunk the kitty a bit(ty)

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just got this e-mail...

re. What Digital Camera photoshop challenge

Hi Rev jesse custer,

I am writing to inform you that you have won the June WDC Photoshop challenge for your fantastic Wizard of Oz. adaptation of the flowers image. Congratulations. Details have been posted in the discussion group so if you want to take a look, feel free.

If you could supply me with the following, that would be fantastic -

> A self portrait for publishing
> A high-res version of the image you created
> A short explanation of your idea and how you executed it (approx 200 words-ish)
> Your postal address for the prize and a copy of the magazine
> Finally, your preference for the software (PC or Mac)

Congratulations again and I look forward to hearing from you

Regards,

Paul
WDC

-- woo hoo!!

Description
Stock

Dorothy - [link]
Flowers - [link]
Everything else - sxc.hu & Morgefile

----

the flowers reminded me of the scene in "The Wizard of Oz" when they are crossing the field and get high/drunk/drugged.

I wanted the scarecrow to look more menacing than the one in the film, the lion is now a kitten (they are fearless) the tinman is small and sweet.

---

added a bit of noise and shrunk the kitty a bit(ty)

---

just got this e-mail...

re. What Digital Camera photoshop challenge

Hi Rev jesse custer,

I am writing to inform you that you have won the June WDC Photoshop challenge for your fantastic Wizard of Oz. adaptation of the flowers image. Congratulations. Details have been posted in the discussion group so if you want to take a look, feel free.

If you could supply me with the following, that would be fantastic -

> A self portrait for publishing
> A high-res version of the image you created
> A short explanation of your idea and how you executed it (approx 200 words-ish)
> Your postal address for the prize and a copy of the magazine
> Finally, your preference for the software (PC or Mac)

Congratulations again and I look forward to hearing from you

Regards,

Paul
WDC

-- woo hoo!!