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do Lat. degradare
v. tr.,
exautorar;
destituir ignominiosamente de um grau, dignidade, posto, etc. ;
aviltar;
infamar;
desonrar;
degredar;
graduar (em pintura, a luz, sombras, etc. ).
Assignment: Extreme Processing.
OK, I am not much of a processor. I crop, I sharpen, I sometimes lighten shadows or adjust contrast. That's about it. So this assignment took me way outside my comfort zone! I decided to take one photo and process it three different ways. I don't know if any of them are really "extreme" - but they are for me!
For this one I used the gradient map filter. i chose one of the options (I don't know which) that gave this blue/yellow contrast. I sort of like the yellows, but it is so unrealistic for me that I don't think it is something I would choose to do most of the time.
I'm fascinated by the colors of the sunset... and the gradual way they fade from one shade into the next! I never get tired of looking at it.
That day, I've miscalculated the elevation. Luckily I'm not the one on the pedals.
Minolta AF-C
Tudorcolor XLX200
Layang-layang, Johor, MY.
Happy 6th anniversary PTI. Inspired one of Cristina Kowalczyk's favorites, I used PTI cover-a-card-hexagons die. Base & sentiment label PTI white cardstock. Blue cardstock from top - Navy (craft supply), Enchanted Evening (PTI), bright blue (craft supply), Azure layering paper (Hero Arts), Blueberry Sky (PTI), Spring Rain (PTI), Smoke blue (craft supply). Label cut from PTI Half-and-Half die, sentiment from PTI All About You stamped with Blue Iris colorbox chalk ink. Kaisercraft rhinestones highlighting top of label.
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