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Simple edited version of this shot:

www.flickr.com/photos/darkfiregt/3168352493/

 

In studio shoot of Sprint Radio's DJ K Yung.

www.myspace.com/djkyung

www.artisticmindsstudios.com/

 

Strobist: 3 AB800s

Camera right (behind) 18* grid hair light

Camera right (front) 22" beauty dish

Camera left silver umbrella

Edinburgh Fog 23/10/12 Self Developed ID 1+1

Edit me challenge wk 20

editmechallenge.blogspot.ca/

 

Photo provided by Nancy @ A rural journal

www.aruraljournal.com/

 

This edit is made up of almost entirely adding different textures. I think it's amazing how much interest textures can add to an image. First I did a levels adj. layer. Then I added my own wood texture and applied just to the bench, to add detail and interest to the wood. I did the same thing to the sky, using one of my sky textures. Then I went crazy with different textures until I got the effect I was looking for, with various opacities and blend modes. Removed some texture from the kitty, added a touch of warmth and pop. I selectively sharpened the cat and the bench, as I wanted the background to kind of fade away. Then, since I wanted something to finish it off, I chose a basic frame. In order to tie it with the picture, I chose three textures I had used in my processing and clipped them to my frame. I think the colour and texture of the frame now look better with the image.

edited with paint shop pro 4 1996

i just played around with brightness/contrast

Someone had had a lot of waiting time at Beijing Airport.

the image on the left was edited in Lightroom

the image on the right was done in another program...I am becoming a huge fan of lightroom

A few dark edits from the coast.

Panorama of the snowbank on the sidewalk in front of our house, and the main north-south road in Yubari, Hokkaido. Panorama taken this morning when a brief blizzard hit. We cleaned the car off at 7:00 AM and by 9:00 AM we had another 10 cm of snow on it.

"Edit This" assignment via the Pioneer Woman.

 

thepioneerwoman.com/photography/2010/11/edit-this-3/

 

Cropped original image. Applied a texture overlay. Black & white conversion. Cut out 2nd image & placed it on top of the original.

 

** Tip ** I made sure to not flatten the layers of the original image so that way when I dragged the 2nd image in, all the color adjustments automatically applied to it (making the 2 images blend as seamlessly as possible). : )

Tulsa Oilers forward T-Bone Codd (43)

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