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These petroglyphs are white on white, and very difficult to see. Levels and contrast have been strongly manipulated to help them stand out in this photo. They are located high on a cliff on the Arch of Art, Fremont Indian State Park, utah.
Shopping in sl is not like rl. There is not much wandering of the avatars since the items can be viewed by scanning the items on display.
Recently, the Colonel has announced a new product to be offered to the public, namely surplus chicken feathers. He is also contemplating changing the company name from Kentucky Fried Chicken to Kentucky Feather Corp, which will conveniently allow the use of the famous KFC logo.
This version of the Colonel, ankle deep in the new product, is an edited version of Miabella Foxley's image for the SL Pile UP Group
I usually avoid manipulating color & contrast beyond that needed to make the picture "realistic," but I've been perusing more "artistic" groups here on Flickr recently, and I thought I'd try something a little different.
Better on black.
This started life as a shot of one of the grave markers at Highgate cemetery. I blurred out the background and converted it to black and white before applying a gradient map layer to the central area, and a large amount of Gaussian blur to the edge.
What does anyone think - worth the effort, or not?
I've had a long morning today. 8am to 12:30pm straight... together with local and foreign teachers.. judging speeches and other presentations. Well, this shot was taken inside the AVR during the last phase of the activity.
Experimenting on the last shot I took today. Post-processing includes tuning of sorts: contrasts, shadows, highlights and color temperature.
This shot take by Polaroid Supercolor 1000
www.flickr.com/photos/poladiary/2132244555/
with 01/2007 expired SX-70 film.
and this is original before do manipulate
216 (1 set) - Magnets Used (12) -18 Dot Hexes were formed and manipulated to create this design
Here's a nice representation of a Seahorse proudly riding his tail across the waters surface, like a dolphin. This was a little tricky getting it to balance properly, but a magnetic mirror under the scenes surface helped a lot. Once I managed to craft the head I could envision the seahorse's body also. A little trial & error and waalaa.
Finally I added a little post graphics by tinting the background with a blue overlay and adding a treeline with a nice mountain range, across the center, to create depth and the appearance of an outdoor lake scene with a night sky, or perhaps even a stormy sky, as a storm approaches from the west (left side..xD).
A new addition to Seahorse Pride 2 is an added reflection of the treeline & mountain range, which adds just that little needed detail to top off the full effect...xD :-)
Actually, the way it is setup up now is that I only added one object (treeline/reflection merged as one object) to the original picture and tinted the background with a blue overlay, the rest is the original picture.
Here is a nice variation of this composition in the form of a hexagon frame which is nicely viewed a black background. (which works well when viewing this image in normal preset view in Flickr format)
I manipulated the colours by reducing the "Saturation" by using the HSL on the Photo Edit thingymajig that came with the camera.