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This is image is interesting to me for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I like the sense of drama and mystery that comes from a combination of HDR processing and a dynamic background. The second is that this set of images that I originally discarded! It helps to understand my workflow:
- Import images from CF card using a dedicated card reader into Aperture
- Quick review in Aperture where I delete any (very few!) image that is gone horribly wrong, then mark anything interesting with 3 stars
- I create a smart folder in Aperture (within the project) for any image with 3 stars on more
- Go back (sometimes a bit later) and further refine these, looking for any 4 or 5 star ones
So, this image set didn’t make the “3 stars” cut during my first pass. I’ve found that sometimes leaving the stack for a while and then going back can result in discovering something new. Over the last week I’ve been inspired to go through these “not great” shots; I’ve found some great ones after all!
The lesson to me then, is to keep everything; you never know what you’ll find in the future.
By the way this image reminds of a scene from Lord of the Rings, with its doom and drama. I can imagine us crossing the river as we head to our destiny on the horizon. I’m such a dreamer, I know.
Photomatix processed image with 3 exposures. Photoshop CS5 for final clean-up.
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Still life vegetables in preparation for the salsa.
One Canon 600EX-RT, camera left, bounced off the ceiling, at full power.
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Another shot from the "Museo del Mare", Genova
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LOCATION AND DATE - DATA e LUOGO DI SCATTO
Galata, Museo del Mare, Genova (Liguria, Italy), 16th August 2013
CAMERA
Nikon D7000
LENS - OBIETTIVO
Fisheye Samyang 8 mm
SHOT DATA - DATI DI SCATTO
ISO 200; f/8
HDR from 3 exposures (-2; 0; +2), handheld
Other EXIF on flickr / Altri EXIF su flickr
WORKFLOW - FLUSSO DI LAVORO
° Rename: XnView
° RAW conversion: DxO Optics Pro
° HDR Processing: Photomatix
° Noise reduction / Riduzione rumore: Noiseware
° Perspective correction / Correzione prospettiva: PTlens
° Cropping: GIMP
° Curve correction / Correzione curve: GIMP
° Resizing, watermark: Fastone viewer
I recently add the 5th monitor set-up but to find out the i1 Display Pro can only calibrate 4 monitors at one time, it is a hassle process when the Xrite calibration program can not support 5 monitors at the same time, will change back to 4 monitors setup as my standard editing workflow :-)
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U2713H AdobeRGB
U2711H AdobeRGB
U2412M sRGB
S2240T sRGB 10 points touch screen
NI GO RI Sake (Japan)
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Imported to Lightroom, then 'edit copy in Photoshop' selected. Colorperfect filter applied in Photoshop then saved. Colour, sharpness and N/R applied in Lightroom.
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Playing with a new workflow based on an article from Outdoor Photography by Justin Black. I haven't really spent time with the HSL panel before. Typically with an overly cool image I'd tweak the Colour Temperature and then Vibrance and Saturation.. but tweaking each colour independently and then moving back to global adjustments helped me preserve that coolness but make the image feel more like what I saw.
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Workflow: Ricoh GR in-camera RAW-development, inserted SD-card into Canon M3, transferred photo to phone via app, finally processed with VSCOcam with a1 preset
"It is said that the sorceress of the Dusk Order can be found in every major kingdom known to man, where they bide their time pursuing their myriad agendas."
Work in Progress Notation: One of the most frustrating things, if unavoidable, is detail degradation. It can be very disheartening to spend a lot of time working on small details that dissolve when transferred to SL.
The images on the left are the base texture renders in Zbrush (Which means that it is just the texture in fullbright, no actual light or shadow rendering.) Even here, a lot of detail is lost from the original. The image on the right is in Second Life, where another chunk of details have been smoothed away and lost.
Comes with the territory, but it can be frustrating sometimes! If something important is lost however, that is a very good time to open the texture back up in photoshop for some detailing to bring out those important details.
I know I said I'd be back when I posted my last pic which was.... 3 years ago... Fail. Life got crazy and here I am three years later.
Much of the last three years can be found on my Instagram so follow me there and you can stalk the past three years of my life haha.
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This was taken while at work one day and I liked the play of the sunlight coming in the windows behind me :) Link below is the Instagram link for this pic specifically. It is about 7 months old.
I also don't have a nice camera right now so everything is going to be just my iPhone 6. I will most likely upload choice past pictures from my Instagram as well as new ones I may take :) I am definitely going to try to get a nicer camera back into my life because I miss going out and shooting and using my creative side for something more than just an Instagram post.
I miss the community on here and chatting with all y'all. I'll try to be more present. I promise!!! Can't wait to see what you all have been up to the last three years I've been away!
Favorite or leave a comment and you will probably get a better chance of me looking at your profile too btw :)
Images 1-3 are varying exposures of the same scene, taken on a tripod.
HDR Image was prepared using the Photoshop CS2: automate -> merge to HDR. White point was set, then the conversion to HDR was done by the Exposure/Gamma method.
HDR image was then perspective corrected (to correct for wideangle lens distortion, especially evident on the closest vertical pillar) using the PTLens plugin and profile for the Olympus Zuiko 14-45 lens.
I'm sure this could still be much improved, but in comparison to all of the overprocessed, trendy, fake looking HDR I've seen lately I think I've used the process as it is intended.
The HDR image can be seen here LARGE.
I finally developed a roll of Tri-X and this is one of my favorite images from the roll. It is a photo of the Kutztown University water tower taken from the Fairview Cemetery. I like how ghostly the tower came out.
The film was developed as part of a film photography class. I also made a print which, in my opinion, is superior to this 'scan'. I clearly need to work on my scanning process (DSLR and macro lens) and photoshop workflow.
365 fixed with film (#5)
Single in September 2017
Pentax M50/1.4
Day 7
The dust mask, especially the N95 version, an essential piece of PPE when dealing with cargoes such as grain and iron ore.