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KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

another manipulation for a contest on DA the model again our criteria the cabin and apple are stock from my collection. the model is

deviousqueenstock.deviantart.com/

I probably should stop.

Falling Plaster Pieces from bathroom ceiling.Just as it happend.

It is one of my photo manipulation work.

I hope you enjoy it.

Thank you.

 

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Photo Manipulation feita no Photoscape

"Obscuring Identity" is the theme i chose in reaction to my AS Photography exam of "Covert & Obscure" In these photos i am exploring manipulation as a way of obscuring identity through black and white digital photography and post production editing.

KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

How I spent my quarantine...

KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

Photo Credit & Photo Manipulation Adriana Perrotta

My first photo manipulation which resulted from a tutorial I followed.

A photo manipulation from the abstract imagination of London & Birmingham Mixed Media artist Callum Joel Richards

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A photo manipulation from the abstract imagination of London & Birmingham Mixed Media artist Callum Joel Richards

instagram.com/callumjoelrichards

www.pinterest.com/callumjoelricha/

callumjoelphotography.com

 

Un étudiant appellant les profs a rejoindre le mouvement

Yeah.. Changed the Umbrella and the location...

I did a more elaborate manipulation... but i'm not satisfied

Night sky with lot of shiny stars with blurred mountain background .

The movement series began some forty years ago when I wanted to do some photograph of a friend running and jumping on the sands of Red River. I wanted to use slow shutter speeds and camera panning with the movement. Not being able to chimp, I miss guessed on the shutter speeds required and the photographs were almost sharp rather showing the blur of movement, which I had intended. Also, they were shot on outdated Agfachrome (cheap price) and were very magenta, so they all went back into their boxes and remained in storage until about 2002 or so when I scanned a few of the images to see if I could digitally correct the colors. One day I discovered that I had inadvertently saved one of my extreme manipulation abstracts in the same folder and wondered what would happen if I combined the abstract with some of the movement scans. Thus began a formidable project of finding abstracts that enforced the movement I had wanted to capture back in the 60's. I think the end results are very close, if not better than, to the original intent. This is a very small sample of the manipulations that were created. Only a small number of the Movement series have been given titles.

This is NOT my image. I have adjusted it to see if I could reduce the effect of the haze.

 

I adjusted the shadows/highlights, increased the saturation, increased the contrast and replaced the sky. I think it was important to replace the sky. I think the hill/mountain needed a stronger backdrop to anchor it / give it depth.

 

This is the original image:

www.flickr.com/photos/ridinfast/170139290

 

If you like this image, give "Ride n' Fast &Take n' Chances" the fav, not me. I'm just playing photoshop games with it.

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