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Just playing around with Fallout75's Vintage Film Effect and vignetting. Here's the original version.
Orton Effect. Brighter and more ethereal. Unlike the peackock butterfly shot, this one doesn't seem to suffer from colour-detail loss, as the processing seems to have enhanced the blue and yellow. I think I may prefer this version.
Birthday girl, my niece Natalie. Taken through a cheap lil' kaliedoscope from a school supply store.
I'd rather be watching sailor moon. Part of the "pick a bad photo, apply a vintage effect, and write something in helvetica" series.
The Butterfly Effect play an awesome show in the Saloon, Launceston on the Eighth of November, 2008.
I was messing around and took this image through an old broken bottle I found at the site. Pretty neat natural effect.
Creating a comic book effect Photoshop tutorial by Jeff Chadsworth on the website "Visual Progression"
visualprogression.ning.com/video/video/show?id=1976985:Vi...
Original photo: flickr.com/photos/jtanny/2442810055/in/set-72157604743847...
Tried to use (control) my new polarizer-filter. Like the allmost "Midwestern high intensety film-photo light" it gives here. But it for sure, can't be the right use for the filter :) And really like the way this photo turned out. Lovely. Hope you like it too.
1. The most successful part of this image would be the dark colors appearing in the background, and then having the person in the middle of the frame being all black, giving the colors around the person sort of a "frame" effect, making the colors more vibrant and giving the center more focus, because of the de-saturation.
2. I would improve more on the lighting and waiting for the sun to be right in front of the person, to give everything more composition.