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Okay so this is 2 days old, but I've been out late the past few nights and haven't really had the time to finish photoshopping or upload. I did take this on the correct day though.
So what sparked the inspiration was that day, (Wednesday) I was thinking about stuff and it just randomly hit me how scary it seems to grow up and get old and stuff.. so I figured I'd try photoshopping myself to look older lol.
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"the flick"
Sculpture by Ian Barnard
Sculpture By the Sea 2005, Sydney
Artist's statement: "Things are not what they seem and if they are it is only temporary"
My mom refers to flowers as "shining".
This is a series of treatments of a calla lily of hers that I shot back in the Summer. The original (not posted) was noise-ridden, so I ran it through one of the basic noise-reduction modes of Noiseware. The free "community edition" does a decent job, I think, leaving this smooth-toned subject rendered Quite smooth and yet sharp enough.
Pimped Picture 55a Removed colour cast from image then removed background and smoothed out the cut edges around the body to blend with the background so cut out visable then some burning in work to bring out shadow detail on the body then softened skin and cleaned up complexion also a little sharpening work done on the eyes and the stockings also enhanced body shape around the legs and arms to give a smoother more curvy appearance then hand drawn new background with floor area creating perspective to give a solid floor then added body shadows and additional lighting detail to give body the illusion of 3 dimensional belonging then added fill in flash to pull the eye into the models face then added several background marquee's to give shadow and depth to the image. This was done as part of flickr group Pimp My Pixels.
To see original image click on the link below so you can compare before and after work.
Storm Alberto left a few jewels in his wake. I added a background image from a transformed version of the main photo, for a little extra magic.
I followed the procedure, first, as outlined here: brilliantdays.com/archives/2005/10/how_to_create_a.php ,
and in the flickr Amazing Circles group: www.flickr.com/groups/amazingcircles/discuss/116859/
I Am using the basic wondrous polar coordinates transformations as beautiful in and of themselves, but also as starting points for grounding them in their origins and/or creating new relationships for them.
Tweaked for EvileFe in the Photoshop contest group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/photoshopcontest/discuss/7215759431...
For that silly twit Richard Hammond (non-Brits may not get this)
Red sunset with an interesting landscape. | High Quality versions available at 500px.com/photo/100406733 and jmpevents.com.au
This was my very first experiment with mathmap and the Escher -Droste effect
created from this www.flickr.com/photos/97844002@N00/508073402/
I never retouch it ...maybe becouse was the first try
Temple remains near Teatro di Marcello.
Better Seen at Full Size
Listening to Mozart: Requiem, Dies Irae
Having fun in the flickr sandbox on a rainy day. Imagining a "What If" situation and how it might look on 5th Avenue if the unthinkable came to pass.
My Image Compositing Lab, Certain Projects in San Francisco, was honored to win this prestigious Addy award in 1988 from the Northern California Advertising Industry for special effects. David Tise was the photographer.
Certain Projects was my special effects photographic lab for 14 years (1981-1995). The arrival of digital Photoshop replaced the need for traditional analog darkroom image manipulation.
Infeliz es aquel a quien sus recuerdos infantiles sólo traen miedo y tristeza. Desgraciado aquel que vuelve la mirada hacia horas solitarias en bastos y lúgubres recintos de cortinados marrones y alucinantes hileras de antiguos volúmenes, o hacia pavorosas vigilias a la sombra de árboles descomunales y grotescos, cargados de enredaderas, que agitan silenciosamente en las alturas sus ramas retorcidas. Tal es lo que los dioses me destinaron... a mí, el aturdido, el frustrado, el estéril, el arruinado; sin embargo, me siento extrañamente satisfecho y me aferro con desesperación a esos recuerdos marchitos cada vez que mi mente amenaza con ir más allá, hacia el otro.
H.P. Lovecraft
Yeah, this might look a little familiar to some of you--I've uploaded this before, or several variations similar to this one.
This was taken in Houston, Texas, behind the Spaghetti Warehouse, of Buffalo Bayou reflecting some tall buildings.
I just felt we needed some color and this is the first pic I ran across!
Picasa2 software
Original photo taken in Nov. of 2005