Filters in Photoshop that create gloss, wet, glistening skin on nude female model

Update: 6/28/10 - Google has sent me a notice stating they have removed some of the links. However, some remain and I have yet to send another DMCA takedown notice for those. I would rather those actual webpages and owners be removed entirely from the net, but a no-listing in the world's prime search engine is the next best thing. I'm just waiting for Google's indexing to update.

Update: 3/25/10 - IT HAS COME TO MY ATTENTION THAT THIS ENTRY HAS BEEN STOLEN BY BLOG SCRAPERS. IF YOU SEE THIS POST AND IT IS NOT AT EASTFIST.BLOGSPOT.COM, THEN IT IS A STOLEN ENTRY. CURRENT VIOLATORS ARE:

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Most photo-choppers will try to moisten a nude female model's skin when the actual photo shoot wasn't.  In my spare time, I've been attempting just that.  There are tutorials on the Internet, but the fundamentals could probably be learned through observation. This is the result:

I'm not saying it's flawless, but I like the painterly look. I've always been better at painting than photographing.  To me, photography is a technical trade.  Anyone can learn to operate and therefore take a "perfect" picture.  But to be able to make the creative choices to compose a picture is something else.

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