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#37/365 Post Process Fridays episode #2: Today's feature is a photo from the lovely Corinne aka şkinful.
This is a great shot...I love portraits that are more natural and not posed. Corinne picked the perfect time to capture this moment. I really love the blue wall, so for the post I wanted to bring them out more. I also brightened up the subject which also brought out her shadows (To correct this I did a lot of cloning and healing). I don't mind the shadows on the right so much (and lets face it, I'm lazy). Hope you enjoy this photo as much as I did! Happy Pee Pee Friday!
processed--I'm curious to know which people like better, this or the unprocessed version.
This was the version processed by my flickr contact Coroner....he was able to brighten up the image without blowing out the brightest parts. I love Lightroom but you can't do spot adjustments, just make adjustments to the overall image. At least I don't think you can....
Coroner is a great flickr friend that's been an inspiration! Be sure to check out his stream
An experiment with split toning in Adobe Lightroom, creating a cross-processed look very easily and intuitively.
I Started these kids yesterday afternoon (including sanding, blah). They are in the very early stages so know that are far from being done. So far they are turning out alright. :)
I will go from left to right. First we have Cody, My Hatsune Miku ♥, and my new take on Elsa.
I thought some of you might want a sneak peak of my Anime Miku project. ;)
An intuitive solution for all the 1-bit strings followed by 2-bit strings, etc. For 16 bits. Essentially the same as the "Chord Catalogue" solution, but every section is upside down and backwards (i.e., enumerated in reverse and opposite endianness).
This ordering is also used by Chu Hsi for the I Ching: www.russellcottrell.com/VirtualYarrowStalks/graphicIChing...
My Facebook account got flagged for policy violation and I was forced to delete all contents that show sculpture nudity on FB and Instagram. There were many photos that I had not shared elsewhere, so I took screen caps of the ones dearest to me: the snapshots I've posted during the process of hand sculpting a new generation of Inamorata body. They might not be brilliant photography, but in a world where most dolls are made with a computer, this painstaking labour of love is really special for me. So here are different stages and posing tests while sculpting. Hope you enjoy them!
Printing process shot. This print was inspired by Sol LeWitts long instructional titles where its up to the draftsperson to determine line orientation. Nov. 2007
Office end of a former meat processing buisness that would process your cow, chickens or just about anything you brought to them, start to finish. A mom & pop buisness that closed years ago and now that mom and pop have passed the family is selling all of the property off to developers.
Night, near full moon that was just coming up, 180 second exposure, protomachines set to red, blue and green, large streetlight behind and to camera left.
Click on the image, because it's best BIG on BLACK!!!