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See the bottom of this extra frame? That very crisp, overprocessed fun hue of greenish yellow that's happening to this roll of slide film? The entire roll, save for this partial shot was totally blown out. Yeah, not sure how it got stuck during processing exactly, but at least one came back.
A slightly different shot from the rest of the week! Taken during last night's performance of "As you Like It" at Clwyd Theatre Cymru.
All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players:
They have their exits and their entrances;
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages. As, first the infant,
Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms.
And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel
And shining morning face, creeping like snail
Unwillingly to school. And then the lover,
Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad
Made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier,
Full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard,
Jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel,
Seeking the bubble reputation
Even in the cannon's mouth. And then the justice,
In fair round belly with good capon lined,
With eyes severe and beard of formal cut,
Full of wise saws and modern instances;
And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts
Into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon,
With spectacles on nose and pouch on side,
His youthful hose, well saved, a world too wide
For his shrunk shank; and his big manly voice,
Turning again toward childish treble, pipes
And whistles in his sound. Last scene of all,
That ends this strange eventful history,
Is second childishness and mere oblivion,
Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything.
This tiny series of three VERY overprocessed Peony shots is for the purpose of printing, and then drawing, then painting. They ARE overprocessed deliberately, to let me see where the shapes are and to see the colour a bit more clearly. Sorry about that from a photographic POV, but I am VERY anxious to try to paint at least ONE of the series. As always, stay tuned, but do NOT hold your collective breath!!
While sitting at Chucho's football practice, I decided to don the wig, a dress shirt and tie. The kids were like, "Chucho, what is your dad doing?!" Which was perfect. Then the coaches were like, "Huh?" I was all, "Word" Then the parents were like, "What the F?" And I was like "Saweet trifecta!" *click*
And then I overprocessed it... I was going to use this for the 64 challenge round 2, but now I'm afraid they'd say it's too processed and doesn't look like a real picture... Damn.
More experiments with HDR. This is HDR and then converted to B&W with Silver Efex. Hopefully as time goes on they will start to have less of this overprocessed feel. Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? I am open to anything to help speed up this processing process with HDR and B&W and creating more dynamic photos but without looking overprocessed. P1070561_HDR_1-Edit_022.jpg
From GO 4093: Fingerprinting the history of episodic dust creation in Wolf-Rayet binaries, Principal Investigator Noel Richardson
Another in a series of JWST images of Wolf-Rayet stars that have intricate and fascinating dust shells around them.
There's a very strong set of diffraction spikes (the blueish multi-colored rays emanating from the center star) in every filter this time. I tried to make them less distracting by both desaturating and dimming them. I think it looks a bit better like this, but it may also look somewhat unnatural or overprocessed.
I showed an earlier version of the image to my spouse, and he didn't even realize the reddish orange "rings" around the star were the subject of the image, so I thought I'd try to address that. He thought they were some kind of diffraction artifacts; eg an Airy disk. They are not.
You can compare this image with another one I processed quite a bit differently: flic.kr/p/2riubcR
It is my opinion that there is no single best way to process any given astro image, but it does bother me somewhat that doing two images of similar objects with the same set of filters from the same observation program so differently is lacking in consistency. I know I tried doing the other image in a straight rgb arrangement like this one and it did not look great, though. Still, might be worth revisiting.
Red: MIRI F2100W
Green: MIRI F1500W
Blue: MIRI F770W
North is pretty much up (It's 1.2° off in one way or another. I can't tell by eyeballing it.)
While cloths shopping with my wife I have found PRISMA a good way to spend "time well wasted" while she is trying things on.
Mannequins seem to be good subjects as they don't mind and don't move while I take their picture.
Used PRISMA - Style: MF Husain filter - all in the iPhone. First for a Painterly effect - then slide for HSS.
Slider Saturday 3/52
There are times that I find extensive post processing evokes a very different feel or mood from an image and sometimes I like the result.
Being more of a purist with photography, I seldom post these overprocessed images but I decided for 2012, I would post those images on what I have termed "Slider Saturday". These will be images that I have extensively moved the sliders in post processing.
Fall Fire Hydrant, Boylston Avenue, Capitol Hill, Seattle - I had a few minutes to kill while waiting for a ride in a totally ordinary non-photogenic place and a strange articulated clamp-on tripod that resembled laboratory equipment. So what to do? Clamp the tripod to the fire hydrant, get low to the ground and shoot some hdr! Five exposures between 1/20 and 1/320, f4, iso 100. When processed this I (obviously) started playing around with the relationship between texture & focal distance and broke stuff up into layers for selective overprocessing and heavy-handed & repeated application of extreme mathematics. As you can imagine, the pixels were screaming in agony before I was halfway tired of messin' with 'em.
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My last shot of the Zephyr - the Sunday evening run out of Galesburg here, heading back to Chicago and then home to the Illinois Railroad Museum. The location was less than ideal at this time of the evening, but I still wanted to try and document the goodbye between an old CB&Q streamliner and an old doomed CB&Q signal bridge that this train must have passed under countless times back in the day. The reality shot is below, but what you see here is the way I'll remember that moment. : )
They're attracted to me
They come around like honey (they come around like honey)
Cus I'm fly like a bee
Man I got 'em all buzzin' buzzin' buzzin' buzzin'
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Snow in the forecast made me change my travel plans and I ended up going home for the holidays a day earlier than expected. It was a good decision (for a number of reasons), but it meant that I would have to tackle the last shot of the advent calendar while at home.
Although the set seen here probably seems hobbled together, it was no more or less sophisticated than any other setup. A white piece of bristol board was propped up on two boxes (a puzzle and the advent calendar). A single piece of curled ribbon sat behind the minifigure, and it all sat on my mom's coffee table, side lit in front of her living room window.
The last gift wasn't much of a surprise; after I opened the chest of jewels on December 23, it was obvious that the court jester would appear on December 24. (It was the only minifigure on the box that I hadn't yet received.) This allowed me to prepare in advance for the shot, though ultimately I abandoned all my concepts for the simple and understated pic that I posted.
I am happy with the final image, but in retrospect, I think it is probably a bit overprocessed. I had to edit the image on my old MacBook. Its screen is rather low-contrast and has poor saturation, and I usually overcompensate by pumping up the color. Oh well; perhaps I'll post another edit at some point in the future.
I am extremely grateful that I can reinvent myself. Through art mostly, but also through whatever else I wish to explore.
I control my life. Every second of it, & if something isn't going the way I would have hoped, I can change my way of thinking, if I work my ass off at it. ;-) It's not always easy, but I push through, HARD, because I'm stubborn & I'm okay with that. :)
So here is a majorly over processed photo (b/c we all know how much I hate those. LOL) because it was fun to make. And why make art if it isn't fun?
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Smile on Saturday
SoS - Over-Processed
Hips, aurais-je bu un petit verre de trop, et maintenant je vois double ???
Did I have too much of this excellent alcohol ? Hips ...
Chissa ! Forse ho bevuto troppo ... hips ...
SLIDER SATURDAY 17/52
There are times that I find extensive post processing evokes a very different feel or mood from an image and sometimes I like the result.
Being more of a purist with photography, I seldom post these overprocessed images but I decided for 2012, I would post those images on what I have termed "Slider Saturday". These will be images that I have extensively moved the sliders in post processing.
Picture of Argent on the couch this evening. She doesn't have quite as much energy as she normally would have due to her appetite being essentially at zero right now. We gave her some liquified cat food this morning with a syringe and she didn't struggle (or vomit it up) so she got some food today, and she licked at and ate a little of some pouch cat food. I'm not sure that will be enough... (This particular image is a bit overprocessed but the original was too dark...)
I kinda hate this photo, but it's all I got for HBCCT. But I am on my Big Cushy Couch, and Mollie was happy, so there you go :-)
Happy Tuesday Everyone!
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Shot on Kodak EASTMAN DOUBLE-X 5222 at EI 250.
Black and white negative film in 35mm format.
Push processed 1 stop.
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First snow! I know, it is a bit overprocessed, but i could'nt resist to upload!
HDR: Standard 3 exposure shot (+2..0..-2 EV) handheld 70mm, Photomatix Pro, Photoshop.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
...trying to capture a cliche notion
(err, real cliches don't need explaining ;-)
Probably should have added hearts
For the www.flickr.com/groups/1367767@N25/discuss/72157625590926139/ 'Music' scavenger hunt.
HCS!
Still playing with HDR. My 1st. try it is much more natural and was smooth and nice; I wanted to see that SUPER-GRUNGE look so spent a while surifing some websites, Grunge Help, a few tweaks later and presto! The curious thing is that although it is summer, the mountains in the background seem to be covered with snow... wierd color shift...
an alternate from January. If you could only feel what's going on in my head.
Probably overprocessed in color balance.
Alien Bee B800 through 16" Silver BD on axis. Pocketwizards.
This looked great on my monitor, but I think looking at it on flickr it may be overprocessed? Views welcomed...
SLIDER SATURDAY 18/52
There are times that I find extensive post processing evokes a very different feel or mood from an image and sometimes I like the result.
Being more of a purist with photography, I seldom post these overprocessed images but I decided for 2012, I would post those images on what I have termed "Slider Saturday". These will be images that I have extensively moved the sliders in post processing.
Stopped to take a phone call and caught the reflection and Mr Hill - the 22-story Hill Centre Tower I and the 20-story Tower II (reflection) are cast-in-place concrete structures with blue semi-reflective glass curtain walls, aka McCallum Hill Centre.
Original was first processed in the iPhone App PRISMA - Style: Tokyo filter - then some further "Slidding" in Adobe Photoshop Elements 8.0 for HSS.
For - Happy Slider Sunday - HSS!
An attempt at over-processing a picture - on purpose.
Hey! It's Veterans Day. You know what that means...
Yep, we all get to sleep in!
Seriously though, go thank a veteran, or go play that rice game on freerice.com
Both will make the world a better place ;D
In other news, I was accepted to hdrspotting.com, not sure how special I should feel about that though. Maybe you have to really suck at processing to get rejected, I have no idea. Thought that I would celebrate by posting a photo that just screams HDR!!! I couldn't help myself with all those neat little photomatix sliders just waiting to be slid.
Sunday while we walked along the City Market in Charleston, we passed by this pink bicycle that could not be ignored.
But it wasn't enough that I simply photographed it. I had to go on and HDR it, High Pass it, convert it to B&W and then selectively color the pink bicycle back. Yeah, I'm kinda being hypocritical here because I'm overprocessing it, but it just seems like it should be.
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I actually was making this image for a submission in the JPG magazine's themed contest. After I was done, I read the rules: No multiple photos, no overprocessed shots.
Oh well!
... from the archives. Was able to partially rescue this shot. There were no less than half a dozen power lines crossing in front of this sign, I was able to remove traces of most of them. I didn't quite finish :)
I mostly stick to basic post processing techniques such as contrast, saturation, sharpening, vignetting, etc., but if I can remove unwanted elements and make a shot usable, I'm all for that. Overprocessing to go for artistic effects is cool, too. But about the only "manipulation" I do (i.e. adding and removing things from an image) are to remove unwanted elements to save a shot.
Really the only thing that irks me is when people do blatant manipulation to "fake" an image that did not exist and be deceptive, like moving the moon to improve the composition, or compositing/adding a moon to a shot where it didn't even exist at all.... and pass it off as the real deal. Tsk tsk.
Reno, Nevada.
August, 2009
One of my frogs my froggie collection with a bit of sparkle thanks to Glitterboo.
Hope you all had a great weekend!
For Our Daily Challenge.
Today's challenge - Alone
Our Daily Challenge - "Postcard Perfect":
Slider's Sunday: HSS everyone...you know this has been slid!
What a wild day I had with two separate work crews in the house AND two precious granddaughters. It was chaotic and cloudy and I never even thought about pulling out my camera..that is, until Abigail discovered the low window ledge in our new kitchen. To her it was gold...and the light on her face was gold to me...so of course, I ran for my camera. lol. It's not exactly what I would consider a postcard pic, but perhaps with processing it can pass for the challenge? I don't even remember when I last had time to play with textures!
We are gradually getting settled. Every box is unpacked (yay us!) but we are still tying up loose ends...including those ovens which STILL don't work. The manufacturer finally agreed to send us a replacement unit next week...so hallelujah! In the meantime, we're just enjoying being HOME and hoping to return to normal soon.
BTW, don't ask which textures I used in this. I just kept trying things and don't even remember. :/
Better on black!
Nikon D5000, 50mm
“We are shaped by our thoughts; we become what we think. When the mind is pure, joy follows like a shadow that never leaves.”
Gautama Buddha
Today's song, by Lata Mangeshkar, is,
P.S. Saaya in Hindi means shadow.
This was just a little experiment with the long exposure night mode in my camera using light from a 10W incandescent bulb while trying to sleep last night.
This was the last stop on my recent trip to Thomaston. By the time I made it here, I was soaked in sweat and worn out, so I didn't get that many shots, and the ones I did get weren't that great. This is one of the better ones. I'm still experimenting with HDR settings, and trying to be careful not to overprocess. As for Hannahs Mill, it probably doesn't have much longer. The structure is beginning to lean so much so that the owners will no longer allow anyone inside the building. It is one of the few remaining mills that is not driven by a waterwheel. I'm so grateful to the owners that they allowed me to document this place.
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For a history of Hannahs Mill and other photos:
Simply me... way over processed that is! I was going for a natural smiley portrait of me since I'm usually straight faced. Sooo ugh, I'm gonna have a moan quickly. Okay, well first off, this is so incredibly noisy unfortunately... was taken in my mum's room where that lovely natural light is, which usually helps with my focus and clarity (um, apparently not today)... was going to do something with the background, but the idea didn't work out, so I just cropped it which has left me with a busy background...um.. what else...my boobs look saggy bc of the way I'm sitting...was trying to shoot with my 17-85 instead of the 50, which didn't turn out very good...I spent too long editing this and starting over several times...ugh... K, I'll stop... le sigh. moan moan moan bah bah bah.
the end.
I get my huurrr did tomoz. Woot, hopefully will get some better in focus shots then.
Day .127.