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This is from a photograph I took of the framed square circle poster produced by flickr member, jbum, a few years ago. He collected images from the squared circle group pool and made a large poster that looks like a glowing peach to me. See the original poster at: www.krazydad.com. This version is sold out now.
The next image also plays with the same poster, this time a different section and focus. Each are done using a version of the Amazing Circle technique. Use a square selection, then rotate 180 degrees. Next, go to Filter>Distort>Polar Coordinates. You may like to use the options as set in default there, or go to the other option.
You can see the before and after comparison HERE
Met up with Sarah-Jane to shoot some new portrait material with the aim of working on my retouch skills and frequency separation techniques.
Set this up in my living room (just) with a portable 2m collapsible grey background.
All the time I worked on this image I was pretty much chanting to myself, 'don't overdo it, don't overdo it, don't...' - bugger! Did I over do it?
Strobist:
Einstein 640 in 5' Octabox camera right just above head height as key light.
AB800 and AB1600 in 3' Softboxes to models left and right for fill and hair light.
030208 - ~This is photo manipulated picture, created for a photoshop contest site~
- FOR flickr group Name The Movie
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First a aknowledgement for the original www.flickr.com/photos/two-wrongs/202447849/ and for his author www.flickr.com/photos/two-wrongs/.
then this is my version maybe just the first one because i really love this Gargoyle so he could pop out again in other forms and with other looks from my photo stream
I was really bothered about how the colours of this previous version of the image had altered when uploaded, so I thought I'd try a stronger colour palette just as a comparison.
I think I prefer this version. The colours have an over-the-top 'gone with the wind' feel to it :)
My model Sarah-Jane is shot against a neutral grey background and composited into the scene.
All backgrounds are themselves composites of various elements to create a 'hopefully' dramatic theatrical quality.
Strobist:
x1 Einstein640 boomed high just off centre right. x1 AlienBees AB800 camera left and x1 AlienBees AB1600 camera right to provide kicker light.
I know this has flaws, but I loved the way the light was shining in through my brother's windows. So I talked him into letting me take this shot in there. The lighting kind of ended up screwing me over, which was why there were flaws, but I wanted to upload it anyway.
I know this is my 3rd levitation in the past like week, but I'm really enjoying them :) And I miss Photoshopping a lot, and this is an easy way to do it.
INTRASOLAR NEWS BLIP -
Saturday, October 28, 200302 A.D.
A newly excavated piscatorial fossil found at the western edge of the North-Am Sector Condimental Plate has a noted Palaeoculinariast fishing for explanations.
Doctor Worcestershire said:
"I've got my best liquamen on it and I believe they're on a California Roll and will soon track down the sauce of this unusual fossil."
When asked to justify his confident assertion the Doctor sang, "If you knew Sushi, like I know Sushi..."
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I keep finding these Goram little one-shot plastic fish sauce dispensers everywhere. Always full of sauce, they must rival McDonald's pickles for being discarded unused.
Should be really ripe in a millenium or two!
It is with some pleasure that I mention that the photoshop filter I used to fossilize the little beastie is named "Bass Relief".
After the photoshoot I squeezed the sauce into a pot plant (where it makes good fertiliser) and binned the plastic container. Don't want it making its way to the ocean...like some technological fish swimming downstream!
Image manipulation:
Mid afternoon project. Snow outside giving me the chance for some silhouettes.
(tic) In the future, Starbucks, is bought out by the conglomerate known as Infinity! : )
Heads up Display Brushes courtesy of Samson Shimei on Deviantart.com
Other Photoshop Brushes courtesy of IHEA on Deviantart.com
Yann is shot against a neutral grey background. It's all composited in Photoshop, layered and blended, with use of photo filters to give everything an overall balanced colour cast to help everything sit together.
You can view the full image here:
www.flickr.com/photos/bigpicture1966/8179272420/in/photos...
►See it on FLUIDR. (Just click the Fluidr photo to enlarge)◄
This is a composite I put together for the Down Under Challenge. The target image of three barrels was provided to the group by gravityx9 (see comment box below). The character charging through the surf was me 32 years ago (I don't look like that any more...).
Esta es una segunda version del blend ya publicado anteriormente, ya que a mucha gente no le gusto la foto de britney decidi cambiarla y hacerle pequeños cambios al blend..
Podemos ver a britney en un escenario apocaliptico, ella luciendo muy sexy...la tematica del blend es como la del video y la cancion... una ciudad en apocalipsis...
saludos y espero que les guste!
comenten please :D
Cual les gusta mas? esta o la anterior?
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Please view large. Ha! Just realized I have posted three blue photo's in a row! Must be the SAD!
The original image was Ortoned at 85,12,80. was then converted to a Cyano Duotone with EG's Duotone plugin, run with the Gimp.
Running errands all day, I have no air conditioning in my car. I carry a small cooler with Diet coke.
I had to add the purchase of my Iced Coffee as I asked at each window at the drive thru if I could take a quick pic of just thier hands. The first girl was funny. She leaned waaaaay back so I defo woudnt get anything but her hand. LOL. The guy at the second window just grinned up a storm. I wish I had gotten his face. I was glad they both came out so well as I had 1 shot each. LOL Go Me!
Well, it's been ages, but here is finally a new work. Personal circumstances are priority at the moment, but I will be making new art in a few weeks. Hope you guys like the result.
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This is the result of a collaboration between proffesional Photographer Adam Shane and myself.
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Model (not stock) : Little Annie; i671.photobucket.com/albums/vv78/Gerbren31/AnnieonSwing-0...
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I am always taken by the magnificent trees in the tropics, including all those epiphytes growing on them; However, it's not easy to take a good picture of them. Here is used the panorama function of my cell phone to capture one whole tall tree; I also improved the background in photoshop to make the whole image more pleasing.
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