cameronhill22
Madness Returns (Edit)
The first thing I did to this edit was crop out the debris that cluttered the bottom right of the photo. I felt that this was dead space and was needed to get rid of before I begin the edit.
Once I had cropped the photo – I went onto changing the Vibrance of the photo. Much like my previous edit – I wanted to set the tone of the edit before making any big changes. In the Vibrance menu, I adjusted the Vibrance to +100 and the Saturation -64.
Next I went into the curves tool menu, as I wanted to make the photo look more daunting and evil that it did. I only, ever-so-slightly changed the line on curves. Literally marking a point along the line just about the original marking and adjusting up.
Next I decided to add more colour to this photo. The grey and dark mid-tones that plagued the photo from the previous adjustments were not enough to give the impression that Hannah is walking into madness. So I decided to add a Photo Filter under the name of Underwater. It added a unsettling and evil tone to the photo. The density of the filter was adjusted to 45%.
Next I went into the Hue/Saturation menu to help add more life and colour to the filter I had just applied. I liked the original blue it gave the photo but my original edit was filled with purple, so I had to stay true to the other photo and begin making the colour more purple like. What I did was adjust the Hue to -42 and it gave a more darker and more blending blue.
Then I re-visited the curves to and adjusted the line to make the blue colour more purple. By adjusting the line downwards I could create this colour, light purple.
Now to make the the sky a true purple. I went into the Colour Balance menu and adjusted the different scales to the follow:
Cyan/Red +1 (More Red)
Magenta/Green +20 (More Green)
Yellow/Blue +69 (More Blue)
For the final adjustment – I re-visited the curves tool one last time and adjusted the line slightly upwards to make the ground more darker and make the sky stand out more than it did previous.
Madness Returns (Edit)
The first thing I did to this edit was crop out the debris that cluttered the bottom right of the photo. I felt that this was dead space and was needed to get rid of before I begin the edit.
Once I had cropped the photo – I went onto changing the Vibrance of the photo. Much like my previous edit – I wanted to set the tone of the edit before making any big changes. In the Vibrance menu, I adjusted the Vibrance to +100 and the Saturation -64.
Next I went into the curves tool menu, as I wanted to make the photo look more daunting and evil that it did. I only, ever-so-slightly changed the line on curves. Literally marking a point along the line just about the original marking and adjusting up.
Next I decided to add more colour to this photo. The grey and dark mid-tones that plagued the photo from the previous adjustments were not enough to give the impression that Hannah is walking into madness. So I decided to add a Photo Filter under the name of Underwater. It added a unsettling and evil tone to the photo. The density of the filter was adjusted to 45%.
Next I went into the Hue/Saturation menu to help add more life and colour to the filter I had just applied. I liked the original blue it gave the photo but my original edit was filled with purple, so I had to stay true to the other photo and begin making the colour more purple like. What I did was adjust the Hue to -42 and it gave a more darker and more blending blue.
Then I re-visited the curves to and adjusted the line to make the blue colour more purple. By adjusting the line downwards I could create this colour, light purple.
Now to make the the sky a true purple. I went into the Colour Balance menu and adjusted the different scales to the follow:
Cyan/Red +1 (More Red)
Magenta/Green +20 (More Green)
Yellow/Blue +69 (More Blue)
For the final adjustment – I re-visited the curves tool one last time and adjusted the line slightly upwards to make the ground more darker and make the sky stand out more than it did previous.