Trying to learn Processing. Small steps.

Processed with VSCO with oak2 preset

This is my edited version of gittsy [ruthie.]'s photo.

I did this for the Process my photo (not better, just different) Group (Week 15))

Celleron near Penntium in Cumbria - or is that Penrith?

modifying code from here.

www.nofi.org/processing/rand_spheres01/

Thanks to Jeffrey Melton

www.nofi.org/

Do you think that i have eaten mussels before? It is a popular local dish.....that i ate MANY MANY times back home in Moncton, NB Canada! SO TASTY!

:)

Processed with VSCOcam with lv01 preset

Exodus Casing with Athlon900 attached.

With fish eye

Photo de moi prise par Marc, Montréal

Heres my first step, set up your letters and just lightly draw them. Usually you wouldn't outline it, but this started as one letter while Photoshop installed and developed into a piece.

Preliminary Design, Filter Room, Butterfly Valve

Cross-Processed Fuji slide film

Processed with VSCO with hb2 preset

Helios-40 85mm f/1.5; Canon EOS-1D

processed

click all sizes for the hairy details

This was shot on Kodan T400 CN. This is a B&W film that can be processed using C41 colour processing. The film gives a magenta-heavy scan. In the post processing, I have used the channel mixer to given it a greener tint to resemble the look of say Ilford PAN 100. This is shot with a rangefinder.

Spiral cube taking shape at the International Marble Sculpture Symposium in Opole City in 2008

I'm not much of a post-processor, but I gave it my best shot! :-)

cross processed slide film

Cyanotype on both a piece of card and fabric.

This shows how a check is processed after it has been written and sent to the bank.

This is the finished quilt....it looks so cute!!! I hope you like it Amy.....

Processed with InterPhoto with Itching preset.

Heavily processed image of Assam on the floor of the kitchen in our house in Yubari.

Heavily processed (via AI style transfer) image of Tigger on the table a year ago or so.

Which one is best?

Annecy

the print in the making (there are 3 layers)