namvet

shacky .. I think the prob is that you are 'working' on your active image layer (the one that's highlighted in the layers pallette) and you have another image layer 'switched on' ... so when you select, inverse, delete the other image still shows through and it looks like nothing has happened ... make sure that the 'eye' on the left of your layer (in layer pallette) is swiched off on all full image layers except the one you are working on (put cursor on 'eye' and left click) .... just in case I have misunderstood the problem below image may help more ... let us know how you do [righton]

Lawler

Eurika! I must have not been selecting the layers correctlu - I am still trying to get my left side of the brain to talk to the right side, when it comes to layers I made a test image at www.mikes-website.com/ion.html and am going to work on another more streamlined version... Thank you all for your help, I appreciate it VERY much..

Ammar Midani

How about this shacky.


Ammar

Hercules

Ammaro

That is so pretty. [righton] :} I love it. Thanks!

wbiss

Very nice job shacky! [righton] [righton]

Oooooh....Aaaaaah.... That looks awesome Ammar! :} :}

Lawler

Ohh, I like that Ammaro... [righton] [righton]


I feel a challenge coming on.. hmmm

Ammar Midani

Thanks friends.
For those who's intersted:
Breake the image into slices
Each slice on a separate layer
Apply a layer mask
Apply gradient onthe mask
Bring layers near to each other
and apply various colors to each slice.

Welcome to you


Ammar

namvet

shacky .. well done ... nice wheels ... glad to be of help .. now if you could remove the buildings from the pic .....
shaky wrote: ... I think the left side of my brain has decided the right side doesn't exist!! [bustagut] [bustagut]
Ammaro that is way cool ... gonna have to play with that method .... ... thanks for posting it [righton]

Ammar Midani

Groovy baby.. 8}


Ammar

wbiss

B7 Ammar! Thanks for sharing your technique! [righton]