Need a little help with a photo effect, examples on the inside.

Hey everybody, I tried to reproduce this effect for some time without success.  I have attached a picture for example, if someone can help me I would really appreaciate, thanks a lot!

http://S9.Photobucket.com/albums/A54/klubhead/?action=view & Current = l_3a18e6d1083b0f4ba7f01 58505d3aa4d.jpg

If you have one of the newer versions of Photoshop, which includes the surface filter, there is a video tutorial to this call from the link "Dave Hill Photoshop effect tutorial" that shows how a similar effect using the native filters.

http://www.graphictutorials.NET/Photoshop-tutorials/photo-effects/Dave-Hill-look-Photoshop - video tutorial.

I also found a link to an article that uses the card Camera Raw to simulate the Lucis Art filter has a very heavy price. This article also includes parameters to simulate this effect if you use Lightroom.

http://www.scottkelby.com/blog/2008/archives/1094

A link to plug Lucis Art in the site:

http://www.LucisArt.com/

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