Universe Image Creator Image Contest for October, 2007. The theme is "Fall Colors".
Fall Lights
by Sarah E.
Fall Lights Abound in this Dual Planetary Setting. This was easy to create. First, I changed the colors for the stars and chose this filter twice. Next, I changed the colors for the interstellar gas and used this filter 2-3 times. After that I added some textured stars changing their color as well.
Last, I placed both planets on the image. I was able to move and size the planets without having to preselect an area in advance. This made it very easy.
Applications used: UIC Plugins within Photoshop.
by Sarah E.
Fall Lights Abound in this Dual Planetary Setting. This was easy to create. First, I changed the colors for the stars and chose this filter twice. Next, I changed the colors for the interstellar gas and used this filter 2-3 times. After that I added some textured stars changing their color as well.
Last, I placed both planets on the image. I was able to move and size the planets without having to preselect an area in advance. This made it very easy.
Applications used: UIC Plugins within Photoshop.
Fall Lights
by Sarah E.
Fall Lights Abound in this Dual Planetary Setting. This was easy to create. First, I changed the colors for the stars and chose this filter twice. Next, I changed the colors for the interstellar gas and used this filter 2-3 times. After that I added some textured stars changing their color as well.
Last, I placed both planets on the image. I was able to move and size the planets without having to preselect an area in advance. This made it very easy.
Applications used: UIC Plugins within Photoshop.
by Sarah E.
Fall Lights Abound in this Dual Planetary Setting. This was easy to create. First, I changed the colors for the stars and chose this filter twice. Next, I changed the colors for the interstellar gas and used this filter 2-3 times. After that I added some textured stars changing their color as well.
Last, I placed both planets on the image. I was able to move and size the planets without having to preselect an area in advance. This made it very easy.
Applications used: UIC Plugins within Photoshop.