Thanks everyone - I'll give ideas a try over the weekend. A friend of mine told me that they shoot digital - so I guessed the finished pic is down to some work in photoshop.

Dave

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"Monty Jake Monty" wrote in message

Duplicate the photo layer. Change the top layer mode to Overlay. Add a Curves and/or Color Balance layer(s) and mess with the various controls. I
believe you can get really close.

Steve

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From: "Grant"
Newsgroups: alt.graphics.photoshop
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:58:18 GMT
Subject: Re: 'Venture' Style Portraits

Hi David,

Maybe this is what you are looking for: Cross Film Processing within Photoshop
http://www.digitalfilmtools.com/55mm-4/55mmcrossproc.htm
Sincerely,

Grant

"David" wrote in message

Cam anyone shed any light (no pun intended!) on how the images are manipulated in Photoshop to get the finished effect as shown here on this
website

http://www.thisisventure.co.uk/gallery
Cheers
dave

Grant

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