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the street in BSD City with over-processed sky in Saturday afternoon @ district of Pagedangan, Tangerang regency, province of Banten, Indonesia.
"Thank you very much for all your faves and stay healthy" 😃
……A little over done perhaps - the edit not the Burgers I hasten to add! OK, so I did over-do the sliders a tiny bit - but only because I was asked too!!! The theme for ’Smile on Saturday’ is "over-processed portrait" that makes us smile. The poor innocent butcher doing the cooking was at Mazey Day in Penzance when we were there on holiday in Cornwall - they were of course ‘done to a turn’ and looked delicious. So it’s have a HS😊S from me.…. Alan:-) - if you prefer something a little less tinkered with see the 1st comment box.....
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©Alan Foster. All rights reserved. Do not use without permission.……
Over-processed image emphasizing the grim weather conditions on a photo charter with locomotive 70013, Oliver Cromwell on the Great Central Railway.
Loved the color of this artichoke when I bought it, a real investment $2.99 for one.
Still recovering from the flu, had a fever yesterday of 103.9, finally broke this morning, yay! Working on my Photoshop skills today, hopefully I haven't over-processed but I wanted a really artsy and dramatic feel.
Happy Slider Sunday - An American Robin Portrait processed, or should I say over-processed with Topaz Detail
I was sitting in my backyard last night pondering this latest lockdown in southern CA. On a positive note, these mandates have given me many days of finding my inner creativity. Number one on my bucket list is to witness the Aurora Borealis in person. So I thought, I can make the northern lights come to me in my imagination. I know, quite a bit of over processing, but a little bit of happiness is so good for the soul, especially right now. Happy Holidays to all of my wonderful Flickr friends and I hope this season sparks your imagination and gets those creative juices flowing!
Over processed with Photofuneditor, in the first comment the original picture
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for looking close on friday, theme Fruits (over-processed picture)
the bases
macro of dried banana and strawberry, edited with 3 other photos.
model : karin
Making off clip : flic.kr/p/2kP25b6
Overprocessed self-portrait for Smile on Saturday! Smile! Started with a not-bad self-portrait. Blurred the background (an abstract oil painting) and then overlaid a metal texture from Sharkpixel and then overlaid a bokeh overlay of my own. It has been a really great thing to learn how easy (and fun) it is to make my own textures and overlays, and then also to learn how easy (and fun) it is to play around in Photoshop adding them as layers.
'a' is for 'abused' ;)
Revisiting an earlier photo, where the objective was realism. Wasn't too bad, but it's not what I usually do - here the objective is extremism a.k.a. over-processing :) )) )))
The sky looked nice so I had to stop and snap yet another neighbourhood 'landscape'. Took 3, one with each lens (camera) with the different focal lengths:
This is the wideangle, pretty wide (13mm equivalent) and possibly best for landscapes. My standard over-processing ;) ))
This is a re-edit of a shot in my archives. The previous shot I had over processed and it didn't look realistic. I like this version better.
This is one of my favourite vintage signs in all of Australia. Located in Ouyen, Victoria.
An atmospheric evening in the woods. I've been toying with what to do with this shot. I don't normally over process pics but I wanted to try and play with the atmosphere.
As for the title, I discovered the German word waldeinsamkeit the other day which apparently means "The feeling of being alone in the woods" which I suspect fits the shot quite well.
All my shots with 200 faves (but not in explore) are in this album:-
www.flickr.com/photos/101295317@N06/albums/72157659433794182
You can find the rest of my woodland shots in this album:-
www.flickr.com/photos/101295317@N06/sets/72157652441151678
All your favourite pics which have 100+ faves (without being in explore) are in this album:-
Yours truly, under the influence of Topaz Studio 2, a great, but sadly now discontinued, utility with a storehouse of effects just begging to be overused.
Over-processed by adding a lot of contrast. The colors have not been changed, they were original from the camera.
Picture taken during sunset on the Isle of Portland, South England.
Need to click and increase the image size to see the rest of the processing.
over-processed with Photoscape X
I used a portrait that I found here on flickr, and can you believe it, Joel is Dutch too :)
www.flickr.com/photos/joelleandersmits/33079175703/
I wanted to give the photo a kind of comic effect.
Hope this is overprocessed enough.
Happy Smile on Saturday
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For Smile on Saturday's #over-processed theme
The flower was converted in Topaz using a 'sketch' preset of mine. The 'flower shower' was the result of learning about and playing around with custom brushes in affinity photo, using two different vectors including another flower and a star. The stripey lines are produced by taking a small selection and stretching it out. Some texture, some colour manipulation, and some creative framing,
Definitely over-processed. But loads of fun!
[My husband says it looks a greeting card from the 1980s - not sure if that's a good thing or not!]
Two rolls of developed Fujifilm colour negatives on top of my light box. A tough challenge and this was intentionally (over) processed to saturate the colours.
In the comment box the original shot (clickable)
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Looks better on B l a c k M a g i c
Todays challenge for the daily shoot was, Find an interesting shadow--any shadow--and make a photograph of it. Consider your framing as you shoot.
Thought I was going to have to look for shadows inside as it was a dark and dreary day this morning, but luckily the sun came out for an hour r so and I got some shots in
May have over processed this one but I liked the mix of shadows, textures and some sun reflected on the pavement