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i just realized that i dont think i uploaded this edit yet, so here it is (:
and obviously, i've quit 365. there's wayy too much going on, what with my grandma, grandpa, and mom all being sick, and school, and everything else. im too involved in everything, but i love it XD i'll try 365 again some other time.
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A re-edit of a photo I took in the fall of 2009, using a Canon EF 35mm F/1.4L USM that I had use of for a short period of time. Revisiting the image, I denoised it using Topaz DeNoise AI, using the "clear" setting. Then I loaded it into Luminar 4, made a bunch of tweaks and applied a lookup table. I used Luminar's "Color Punch Cold" LUT, which is one I normally dislike. It worked quite well in this instance. Lastly I made adjustments in Photoshop, particularly to the levels.
This photo has always amused me. It's got many, many flaws, but somehow it works. To me it looks like it could be the cover art for a ficticious indie pop album.