ImageManipulation photos on Flickr

These 9 kaleidoscope images were created online with jbum's new online toy, an application to create kaleidoscope images from an uploaded photo. I used my favorite camera-toss style photo of Christmas lights from the series posted on Sunday this week. See this link for the original photo used. And then see this link to the online application at KrazyDad.com and this link to the Mini-Kaleid group pool on flickr. Thanks to Brenda Anderson for sharing her image and her links to this technique. And, as always, a big THANK YOU to jbum!

< A B S T R A C T E D > by Λl℮Roda®

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* Outra tirada na Fazenda. Novamente, criei o HDR com um único .jpeg e depois editei no Photoshop o balanço de branco. Usei um action de efeito vintage e um emulador Fuji Velvia, alterei também o balanço de cores, acrescentei nitidez no campo e desaturei um pouco todo o resto. A idéia foi transformar a paisagem num ambiente surreal e lúgubre; mas atrativo ao mesmo tempo, sem perder o conceito original da foto.

* Another picture from the farm. I created the HDR from a single .jpeg and then edited the white balance using Photoshop. Applied a photoshop vintage action and a Fuji Velvia Emulator, changed the colour balance, added more sharpness on the field and desaturated everything else a little bit. The concept was to change the landscape into a surrealistic and eery atmosphere; but atractive at the same time, without losing the original feeling of this shot.

Leviathan by Viveca Koh

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Thanks to Jerry Jones for one of the textures.

Abstract by Charles Gothard

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COLORS! by Photograaff

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FIrst tries with a new technique. It's bedtime for me now, so I with you all colorful dreams!

Frog by delramos

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My second OOB.

Mystical Journey by Pam

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Sandra by Myrte Voogt

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Ever see a car too small for the driver? ~(Downunder.Challenge 24)~ by Gravityx9

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This is photo manipulated picture, created for the Flickr Downunder Challenge.

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Topsham Repast c.1725 by Bill Sargent

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The pretty serving girl has set the table for supper and awaits the arrival of the master of the house. The table is laden with scrumptious treats, so go easy on the mutton; save a little space for dessert.

Alas, the fruit is wax, the cakes are plaster, the flowers are cloth, and the girl (sigh) is a mannequin. I saw this excellent display at the Topsham Museum in Exeter, Devonshire, UK in 2002, but only just got around to processing it. The cool air return grate in the center of the picture is a spoiler, and the girl needs to have her thyroid checked, judging by the exophthalmos (bug-eyed stare).

Paw Patrol Ryder by Pete Vielhaber

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An image manipulation of three photos. The toy was photographed on a carpet at home. I brushed-in some beach sand from a photo of Shoal Bay in Anguilla and a sunset from St. Maarten from a few years ago. The overall comp was then softened and texturized.

Developed using Darktable 3.6.0. Additional post-processing in Photoshop.

A Pretty Quartet (gimpified) by Dwight Beers

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Memory Garden, Sun Village, Surprise AZ

The bouquet of roses by lucianomandolina

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Looking up by Sue Wood

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by Sue Wood

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Nautilus Shell Photograph (Artsy) by Pixel Packing Mama ~ 50 Million Views

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Close in on a Nautilus Shell. I gave it some oil and saturation. (728 Shell Nautilus? (oil1 mosat))

This was a real Nautilus shell, but I treated my photo of part of it with oil paint and mosaic techniques on my art program. So *N* is for Nautilus here 16 years later in the ABCs and 123s group. I typed this little explanation 16 years, 2 weeks and 2 days after posting this.

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Tenuous Link: Nautilus

Petoskey by Mary Martha Kaufman

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Downtown Petoskey, MI.

The alley by Geza (aka Wilsing)

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Even at this stage of my life I am willing to change my ways - at least in photography.

Less than a decade age I firmly believed that digital manipulation of images was something that I would never do. I still decry extensive manipulation of images that seems to be the norm in fashion and product photography.

However, nowadays I am happy to mess with my images - to the extend of my hamfisted capabilities.

In this triptych the middle image is the original with minor LR adjustments.

The B&W conversion was done with Silver Efex Pro 2.

The bottom image was achieved by combining the top two images in PS.

A very similar result would likely be achieved just by desaturating the original - but it was more fun this way:)

Bullet time REDUX (before and after comparison) by Mark Frost

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Another of my old favourite composites given a REDUX facelift and a bit of a colour shift.

The finished version is HERE

Strobist:

x1 Einstein640 boomed high just off centre right for main fill.

x1 AlienBees AB800 camera left and x1 AlienBees AB1600 camera right both shot through large softboxes to provide kicker light.

Doctor G's Surgery by Viveca Koh

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GhostWorks Texture Comp #6

Texture with thanks to Skeletal Mess

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in the dark of night by MyGallery

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Image Manipulation:

In the dark of night one can find things not able to be seen in the bright light of day. Tonight a waterfront bathed in the glow of civilization. Each night is different, if you're the adventurous type.

I sort of consider image manipulation to be just a bit more than a filter or enhancing, this taken a bit farther. For me I guess it is no clearly drawn line, just to note it.

Suffer Little Children by Viveca Koh

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Blog post about this photo and see it bigger.

Quick snaps from West Park Children's Wards and General Part 1

Thanks to Jerry Jones for the texture.

Waking up in a dream by EmbrisionArts

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Personal creation.

Better look at full size!

My webshop: www.embrisionarts.com

My profile at Deviantart: embrisionarts.deviantart.com/

My Facebook: www.facebook.com/EmbrisionArts

Credits:

Background 1: Purchased at Dreamstime.

Background 2 purchased at Dreamstime.

Background 3: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/fs-summer-daze/87814

Door: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/fs-summer-daze/87814

Curtain: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/winter-cottage-backgrounds/82392

Wall left: browse.deviantart.com/resources/?q=billy&order=9&...

Sky: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/variant-star-zeta-/61998

Mushrooms (several ones): www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/magical-mushrooms/77035

Little girl: browse.deviantart.com/resources/?qh=&section=&q=+...

Teddybear: browse.deviantart.com/resources/?qh=&section=&q=t...

Floor: browse.deviantart.com/resources/?q=billy&order=9&... + www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/winter-cottage-backgrounds/82392

Books etc. on the ground: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/winter-cottage-backgrounds/82392

Bed: browse.deviantart.com/resources/?qh=&section=&q=b...

frog: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/index.php?ViewProduct=83278

Birds: browse.deviantart.com/resources/?q=duchesse#/d1slpvf

Butterfly: Own resources

Painted parts of the background, painted details.

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Wedding Photo Clean-Up – Removed Unwanted People Flawlessly ✨ by Lance Jekel

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The Watcher by Viveca Koh

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test drive by Bill Sargent

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In the style of Norman Rockwell. The original photo can be seen at New England Sketchbook New England Bygones set. Thanks, Corey!