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...Over-processed portrait.
A very quick candid photo of a couple sitting on a garden wall. G hates having his photo taken and I didn't feel up to a selfie.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :)
Wouldn't the skies be prettier if clouds weren't always white or grey during the day?
For Smile on Saturday "over processed clouds"
This is a very mediocre shot of a lone stem of lavender processed a LOT into some beautiful colors and relaxing movement. Hope you have a wonderful day. HSS!
A friend recently asked me to take some portraits. His thoughts convinced me to take a more honest approach in which I'm grateful for. Thanks to you, you know who you are. Although it still is over processed to an extent it appeals to a sense of possession in need of distraction.
Kinda good for Halloween I'm thinking...
Have a good weekend Flickrland, I'll see you Monday. xx
somewhat more over-processed version of the White Trees I to give it more the feeling when actually looking into the light on a bright day.
Which do you like better?
Still Fence Friday here, but looking ahead past midnight UTC at my dream home through our crystal ball, I discover a collection of over-processed clouds for Smile on Saturday. Pink, some blues, and a whole lot of spherical aberration. The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades!
23-07-2022; 01:00 UTC; Velvia + 416;54;16
Over processed
In the comments a very similar photo taken in the same place at the same time
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The day before my previous fisherman photos I had spent trekking around small villages and rice fields. Jack had shown me a couple of lookout locations he knew incase I wanted to revisit any that evening for sunset. After a full day in the heat and knowing I had another early morning with the fisherman the next day (see previous posts) I was pretty ready to kick my feet up and catch up on the lack of sleep I’d had since leaving Australia and travelling to Guilin. Despite this temptation I wasn’t going to miss an opportunity to photograph sunset in such a remarkable part of the world so we travelled back to a vantage point I had been shown earlier in the day and set up ready for the setting light.
Nerdy photography fact. This is a panoramic photo shot with a Nikon D800 and an 85mm lens. When I stitched the images together in PS and cropped any distortion the final image size was an astonishing 46,490 pixels x 9,316 pixels at 300dpi. I’ve never, ever, had an image that big! Needless to say I had to downsize it rather substantially.
Press “L” to view this large on black and, as always, thanks for looking!
Update**
I’ve had a few people email me now asking how much post I did to this image and to answer your questions – a lot! I usually try to avoid over processing images but on this occasion the original was rather drab and I felt like having some fun and seeing what exactly I could do – how far I could take it. The result is probably not for everyone (and im not sure if it is for me) but it’s about having fun right?
"I believe alien life is quite common in the universe, although intelligent life is less so. Some say it has yet to appear on planet Earth." ~ Stephen Hawking
Take care and stay safe
Well, the recent episode of gout has subsided and I’m pleased to be clear of it for the time being.
I’m less than pleased, however, to be blessed with yet another cold courtesy of the grandkids.
So, at the moment I’m confined to barracks amid a growing pile of sodden Kleenex tissues, a head full of snot and a throat that’s so raw from all the coughing that it feels like I’ve been gargling with a combo of razor wire and gravel.
The only thing keeping me going is Night Nurse, Paracetamol and the prospect of another evening with some falling down water and a Chicken Tikka Madras to show my body who’s boss.
Anyways, this is a late 2019 pic of the water wheel at Cromford, Derbyshire...I know, it’s over processed but it’s the best I can muster given the above circumstances.
The Smile on Saturday theme of 'over processed'.
Maybe it will become 'The Shadow of Your Smile'. Well OK, just on Saturday 😊
One of the many amazing stained glass windows in St:Giles at Cheadle, designed by Pugin. In this Group we are asked to max out our sliders. So I acknowledge this is a little over processed.
not sure about this one - over processed?
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Thema "Over-processed Portrait" am 29.07.2023.
A "Happy Smile on Saturday" 😊
and a good weekend for all of you.
Thank you for all your views, faves and comments.
Egal wie dunkel die Nacht, der Morgen kommt immer und unsere Reise beginnt von neuem.
No matter how dark the night, morning always comes, and our journey begins anew.
© 2013-2021 John Bleakley, All Rights Reserved. Kelly Hall Tarn, over processed but hey ho,...I like it. Stylised for artistic effect. #protectedbypixsy
This weeks theme was to take an image and over-process it to your liking as they do in the group Sliders Sunday. I actually love playing around with PS and topaz and other photo apps but I don't usually post them, I'm never sure if I have gone too far.
My shot for the theme is a macro of a gerbera flower that has gone to seed, taken after a light shower. I have tweaked the clarity a bit in Topaz and then brightened and changed the colour to a blue hue in Photoshop. I also popped the colour a bit more in the computers photo processing program.
Another over processed photo from this hike.. take it from me, it looks better like this than the original ;-)
Processed for Sliders Sunday - HSS everyone!
Edited 2020/12/16 to add a link to the original image:
Waterfront
Knysna
South Africa
There is some concern that the picture I chose to post for the macro mondays theme is over processed. The only thing I actually did was lighten it so you could see the details. Am hoping the admins will reconsider.
#MacroMondays
#GuiltyPleasure
Oh, the cheek! How could greedy Tyranno dare try stealing Veloci's beloved potato crisp?!? "Try" being the operative word, because never in the whole world would she let him have it. Ever! Lashing around furiously, her tail was ready to punch him right in the eye. "Go buy your own bag of potato crisps, you lazy bully! This isn't even your favourite variety!", she hissed. "But Veloci, darling", Tyranno cooed, "you know how I like to sleep in on New Year's Eve, and the shops closed at 2 p. m., and now it's a quarter past two... How can I properly celebrate New Year's Eve without potato crisps? Please share, there are enough crisps for the two of us. And it's much more fun to binge-watch all of the Jurassic Park franchise movies together. And afterwards, we could watch all the Alien movies. Come on, Veloci, dear, it will be so much fun!" "Hmpf. Maybe you are right. Watching the movies alone is not fun at all. But I get to sit in your arms the entire time! And next time you buy the crisps!"
There are quite a few guilty pleasures included already in the story above. And there are a few more in this photo: Keeping, and foremost buying things I don't need but might be useful one day for an MM theme, like these two dinosaur figures I didn't own before I became an MM member. Other guilty pleasures included in the image are: over-processing my photos, using over-saturated colours, writing weird stories...
I did in-camera focus stacking but brought a little blur back in Helicon Focus because I wanted some sense of motion in the image. Size-wise, this is pretty much maxed out, I arranged my little scene so that it was just a little less than three inches.
HMM, Everyone, and wishing you a "good slide" (einen guten Rutsch) into 2025, and a Happy, Healthy, and peaceful New Year!
The most beautiful rock town in the Bohemian Paradise, at least in my humble opinion... even if it is a little over-processed.
This is the first phone camera picture I've ever uoloaded.
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Thema:“Over-Processed“am 05.12.2020
😄“Happy Smile on Saturday“😄for all of you stay healthy.
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Für“Smile on Saturday“ am 23.07.2022.
Thema:“Over - Processed Clouds“ ( Überarbeitete Wolken)
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The sky, a perfect empty canvas, offers clouds nonetheless.
They shift and drift and beg interpretation...
such is the nature of art.
(Jeb Dickerson)
Weekly Theme Challenge - Light and Dark
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Over-Processed Clouds
(photo by Freya, edit by me)
Thanks for views, faves and comments!
A phase of the moon scientifically known as the Sliders Moon - meaning over sharpened and over processed...
Should it head to the recycle bin, or Sliders Sunday...?!
HSS!
PhotoToaster, Pixelmator, Quickshot, Photoshop Express, Photos.... and I thought I was trying not to over process this.
I was taking photos at an abandoned depot in Cleveland,Tn. when this train slid by. I slid too. HSS!
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Für:“Smile on Saturday“ am 29.07.2023.
Thema:“Over - processed Portrait“
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It's a gorgeous shot of Al Khor Harbour taken by Richard Messenger. He kindly allowed me to edit any of his photos. I hope this one is not over-processed! I just thought it needed more colors!
I wish a wonderful week ahead everyone!