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WARP (Web Alliance of Radical Photographers)
Round-up Redux 4: Music Band/Group Photoshoot
Nikon Team 5 (aka Creme of Fungus)
Fungi/Bandmates:
*Overprocessed / Gritty Effect
Location: Barzan Towers
The Three Sisters are Canmore’s iconic mountains, and I spent a lot of time trying to take a really good picture of them. The weather wasn’t terribly cooperative, and finding a good vantage point was harder than I anticipated, so I'm not terribly happy with any of the results I got. This panorama is a bit overprocessed, and I’ll probably upload a revised version when I figure out how to get the effect I want.
This High Dynamic Range panorama was stitched from 12 bracketed RAW images with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, and touched up in Aperture.
Original size: 7459 × 4326 (32.3 MP; 172 MB).
Location: Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Dollymount Strand in Dublin on a cold but beautiful Winters day. Completely overprocessed in Lightroom 2.1 for Mac, but it is what it is and it's not supposed to reflect reality :)
Very heavily HDR'd but I like it. The beach huts at Seaton. I expect next time I visit, they will be gone on their winter hols. Where do beach huts holiday?
Image adjusted and toned blue in Photoshop due to the photo lab's machine accidentally overdeveloping the roll of film that this image was on.
Image captured with an Agfa Click-I.
...sometimes we are the best we can be
...others we are walking in the shadows of our own selves...
...sometimes we are standing in our own ways
...for reasons so versatile
...whatever it is, whatever they are, breaking through is like a rebirth, like starting all over...new...
As sad as this picture might seem, optimistic mood existed when taken, captured when looking outside the window, where the light comes from and while having fun making pictures of that day's outfit...
Still, the processing has added a rather darker effect, which expressed partly my mood sometimes this week, as concerns about my family in Greece - where there has been so much trouble going on - and about the recent death of innocent people during the riots, prevailed in my thoughts.
Let there be no more violence, as violence breeds only more of it.
Let there be people taking responsibity of their own lives, feelings and actions.
Let there be a healthy society, as much as this is possible and applicable...
Starting by really, really looking at ourselves....taking care of our own gardens...
...of our own lives, while respecting deeply those of others.
WEEK 22 – Principle Toyota of Hernando
Unfortunately, like my El Agave photos, my exterior photos of this dealership didn’t turn out all that well insofar as the lighting is concerned, due to lots of sun glare on March 8th. I tried to brighten them up in editing, but now they just look severely overprocessed. But hopefully none of that outshines the subject matter, which as always is the most important part of the images.
In the previous shot we were looking at the front of the dealership, while in this pic, we’ve continued to head southward along McIngvale Road and approach the monument sign. Hernando disallows tall roadside signs, and did not make an exception for Toyota, but I think the dealership is quite large and visible enough that a tall sign would’ve been redundant/unnecessary anyway.
Principle Toyota of Hernando // 2887 McIngvale Road S, Hernando, MS 38632
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
This started out as (another) tribute to my friend Steven but it kinda went out of control. It's more of a tribute to my friend Chris now.
I just need to link to some hardcore metal shit to make it official!!!
I'll get you next time, Steven (though to be fair, I've talked about you two days in a row now, so that counts for something I think).
P.S. Better if you click L to view large.
Not vapor vortices, but rather the light being bent by the non-vaporized vortices. Overprocessed Photo Technique with help from Jonathan Michaels
© Kris Klop
A shot from the Roanoke City Market this morning before the customers rolled in. A three shot HDR and probably overprocessed but I think it looks cool! :-D
processed for sliders sunday
I just realized these can be filled with ice cream and not just red bean paste, yum! and they come in cute stamped designs. this was coconut, and super delicious!
Blessed Sacrament Church
The Oblate Fathers built this church in 1905 and called it St. Mary's. The name was changed to Blessed Sacrament in 1934. This church at 2049 Scarth Street is the oldest Roman Catholic Church in Regina and the second oldest church in the city still in use (St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral was built in 1894).
Source: Archdiocese of Regina, a History. Regina: Archdiocese of Regina, 1988.
For - Happy Slider Sunday - HSS!
An attempt at over-processing a picture - on purpose.
It's from the book "Raw Food Made Easy for 1 or 2 People"
Coconut Crust:
1 1/2 C unsweetened shredded dried coconut
1 1/2 C raw macadamia nuts or raw walnuts
1/2 t salt
1/2 C pitted medjool dates
Place the coconut, macadamia nuts or walnuts, and salt in a food processor fitted with the S blade and process until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs and begins to stick together. Don't overprocess.
Scoop the crust into a pie or tart pan. Press down along the bottom and up the sides of the pan, be sure to press esp. firmly where the bottom joins the sides. Shape the sides so that the edges are flush with the rim. Place the crust in the freezer for 15 minutes.
Mango or Pineapple Pudding Filling:
(I used pineapple)
1 1/2 C chopped fresh mangoes or pineapple
1/2 C chopped dried mangoes or pineapple (no sugar added), soaked 10 minutes in water, drained
Place the fresh and dried mangoes/pineapples in a blender and process on high speed until smooth.
Remove the crust from the freezer and spread the Mango/Pineapple Pudding over the bottom.
Topping:
assortment of fresh raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, kiwi, as you wish
(I used 1 C each raspberries and blackberries, and 1 1/2 kiwi)
Arranges the fruit as you wish. Chill for at least 2 hours before serving. Serve chilled or at room temperature. Covered with plastic wrap in the refrigerator, Tropical Fruit Tart will keep for three days.
I uploaded a version of this shot last June and named it 1950's Modern Day Utopia. It was a really overprocessed because I wanted to make it look like a drawing or painting.
I took this similar shot yesterday. Even with only slight HDR it still looks abit unnatural but I like it.
VIEW IT MASSIVE!!!!!
Gleefully overprocessed in Instagram. Which is better?
P.S. My first bona fide Instagram hit. 12 likes in 3 hours. And I only have 15 followers.
I had at least two ideas for a manipulation today, but accepted around 9:30pm that they just weren't going to happen.
I've overcome my lack of inspiration, and am dealing with the adversity of what I have to work with space-wise, however everything relies on one small source of disruption: The two and a half foot munchkin that lives at my heels.
That kid really knows how to make photography impossible. :)
So, rather than something mildly interesting or worthwhile, you get this strangely over-processed blob of me.
Yup.
Okay then, see ya'll tomorrow.
I'm out.
mwah
.K
Random Fact: Fathers tend to determine the height of their child, mothers their weight.
A photograph of a photographer (the same one as in the previous picture, in fact) taking a panorma with his phone.
Overprocessed for Sliders Sunday and because he looked more interesting as a silhouette.
This started as the flowers that Mandy posed with on Monday...just wanted to make a fun splash of colors and I'm allowed to be ridiculous on Sunday. Have a great day. HSS!
We walked from Bath to Bradford upon Avon, along the Kennet and Avon canal - was a beautiful day and everything was looking autumnal.
Ramped up the contrast and saturation in this - it's a very busy photo, liable to make your eyes hurt, but I love the colours.
This is one of about 100 shots I took today. I held the camera low whilst skating along the same stretch of river for about an hour. In the process narrowly avoiding several others, hitting a bin and almost ending up in the drink. The processing is another story. Which you can find on From Ore to Gold
Overprocessed? what do you think?
Runner up in the Theme Comp. No 20
I'm always amazed at how the natural beauty of the desert seems to intensify 10-fold during times of stormy weather. I took this last week while searching for a good location for a star trail.
Taken from Culp Valley overlooking Borrego springs. Coyote mountain and the Santa Rosa's are in the distance. This was three bracketed exposures shot hand held and merged to HDR in photomatix. This may look a bit overprocessed, my HDR skills aren't the best.
10/08/08
How often do I post shots like this?
Too rarely, might I say.
Not that I can't deal with the ocassional SOOC shot....but I have this odd, OCD thing where I feel I have to overprocess, overdo everything.
Today my head can't handle it. :) So no. No textures, FGR attempts, or big winded shebang.
So, as so rarely it occurs (though LAST time it made front page explore, rofl!! Ugh!), you get K in her comfies, taking a quick snap before she sluggishly pulls on some jeans and heads to town to get something that resembles dinner.
cheers to that. :)
Hope everyone has a good evening.
Don't cry, Minotaur.
Things will get better soon.
P.S. This weekend i am taking photos goddammit. 'Cause if i don't...i think my head might explode.
Blueberry buttermilk cupcakes scented with banana, blueberry cream cheese swirl frosting
Blueberry cream cheese swirl frosting:
250g cream cheese, cold
80g unsalted butter, softened
1 cup powdered sugar, sifted
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 cup good quality blueberry preserves
1. In a bowl of a food processor, beat together the cream cheese and butter until smooth. Add sifted powdered sugar and pulse just until blended (do not overprocess). Pulse in vanilla extract.
2. Layer cream cheese frosting and blueberry preserves in a piping bag filled with a large plain tip and frost cupcakes
This is one of the many abandoned houses in the little town of Zeeland ND. This is the town my Mom grew up in, the current population is 82.
I am kinda on a bit of a B&W streak lately. Not sure about the processing, maybe I over did it?
Check it large and let me know what you think :-)
It's Monday, I'm not ready...
“I cannot even imagine where I would be today were it not for that handful of friends who have given me a heart full of joy. Let's face it, friends make life a lot more fun.”
Charles R. Swindoll
Today's song is by Deep Forest, one of my favourites as well. It is called...
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...)
Tour de rower ZINE
- publikacja do której 29 ARTYSTÓW ZAPROJEKTOWAŁO GRAFIKI O TEMATYCE ROWEROWEJ.
Wykonana w całości RĘCZNIE W TECHNICE SITODRUKU na papierach recyklingowych.
To nasz ukłon dla roweru, sitodruku i miasta.
Premiera Zina i wystawy post produkcyjnej
15 stycznia 2013r. Kwiaciarnai grafiki ul. Popiełuszki 19/21 lok 33 W-wa
Artyści: Valery Virag, Tośka, Leszek, 5ive, Joanka Grochocka, Egon Fietke, Oner Brems, Piotrek Chuchla, Justyna Frąckiewicz, Pepe, Siostry Borowe, Paweł Ryżko, Maurycy Gomulicki, Bartek Adamczak, Beat Gipp, Raspazjan, Hakobo, Duchamp, Es_t, Łukasz Zembaty, Ania Światłowska, Zrazik Joanna Piaścik, Paweł Gromada, Tour de Vinyl, Tind, Resko, Martiszu Ludvikez, Agnieszka, Koso- bucka, Marta Kwiatek, Marta Ignerska
zin dostępny na tdv.bzzz.net/tour-de-rower.html
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Handmade bikeworks
wernix
15th January, 20.00 kwiaciarnia graphics, ul. popiełuszki 19/21 lok 33, wwa
All right, after two months of fighting the ink battle Tour de Varsovie managed to accomplish the efforts dedicated to handmade works that very soon will indulge your senses as well as inspire not necessarily to design on your own, but at least cycling more around the city.
is a collection of 29 graphics revolving around the thema cycling.
has been produced with our/your hands, processing stream of paint through screen printing stencils into the sheets of recycled paper. Heavy duty guaranteed.
is our tribute to the bike, screen printing technique and the city.
We would like to invite you on 15th January to our workshop KWIACIARNIA GRAPHICS. The exhibition will tell the story of the zine creation process. The artifacts used during the production: screens, stencils, paints, will be available during the show. We could not do without the master stencil model., which will be accompanied by the works published in the zine.
has been completely handmade using screen printing technique on recycled paper, several dozens of printing waste sheets.
Vernissage: 15th Jan, at 20.00
Location: Kwiaciarnia Graphics ul. Popiełuszki 19/21 lok.33, Warszawa
kwiaciarniagrafiki.pl | facebook.com/kwiaciarniagrafiki
until 15th Feb. Please confirm your visit in advance contacing us at: kontakt@kwiaciarniagrafiki.pl
Artists: Artists: Valery Virag, Tośka, Leszek, 5ive, Joanka Grochocka, Egon Fietke, Oner Brems, Piotrek Chuchla, Justyna Frąckiewicz, Pepe, Siostry Borowe, Paweł Ryżko, Maurycy Gomulicki, Bartek Adamczak, Beat Gipp, Raspazjan, Hakobo, Duchamp, Es_t, Łukasz Zembaty, Ania Światłowska, Zrazik Joanna Piaścik, Paweł Gromada, Tour de Vinyl, Tind, Resko, Martiszu Ludvikez, Agnieszka, Koso- bucka, Marta Kwiatek, Marta Ignerska
The zine production process facts and figures:
1 zine
2 colors, more precisely 3
30 artists
3 screens, brought to exhaustion due to overprocessing?
2240 squeegee drags
560 sheets of recycled paper, printing waste.
80 working hours, almost an equivalent of the time needed by Bradley Wiggins to win Le Tour de France in 2012.
The zine has been published by Tour de Varsovie. Tdv, devoted to city cycling, city touring, or simply getting to know the city from the bike perspective, for 4 years has been organizing bike tours tracing the warsaw street art, grafitti, architecture, arts and all possible types of activities in the city public space. Tdv promotes the prime cycling tradition, so called cycling tourism. Tdv does not fight for creating new bike paths, as they are regarded as reduction for cyclists leading to ¨ghettification¨. Tdv opts for using the bike as a tool for exploring the city without any limits of the designed paths.
tdv.bzzz.net/ | facebook.com/TourDeVarsovie
Zine has been screen printed at the Kwiaciarnia Graphics. The Kwiaciarnia Graphics is a workshop space where are created projects from the applied arts and workshop realm. The Kwiaciarnia Graphics has been active since 2012 in Żoliborz, Warsaw district, established by the artistic group Kwiatuchi (Marta Kwiatek + Kwiatek) dedicated to designing, creating, conducting workshops and a meeting place. We have been cooperating with fundations, companies, artists. At the Kwiaciarnia Graphics you could create your own projects taking advantage of the fully equipped linocut and screen printing workshop, wifi. You can also use our space to present your works, there is a 5 x 3 m wall you are welcomed to express yourself.
kwiaciarniagrafiki.pl | facebook.com/kwiaciarniagrafiki
Contakt:
kwiatku@gmail.com
I saw patterns left by the flow of rainwater on a gravel road. But then I got totally carried away in post, so in addition to an overprocessed abstract, I see a Doctor Seuss character, ar mabybe a rabbit standing up, confronting a duck. No doubt, others skilled in pareidolia will report other discoveries. At least, I hope so.
In any case, Happy Sliders Sunday!
A landscape, built for a contest on the Lego Contest Network. Not really something I've tried before. If I was wiling to spend more time on it I would have found a way of scaling the trees on top of the escarpment so that they were smaller than those at the foot, thus creating a false perspective. However it was fun to put together.
I also used Calvin Hollywood's 'Freaky Details' on this, or at least my PSE8 variant of it. There's a video of how to use it in this blog post, which is for Photoshop on the Mac, but it's not hard to convert. And it's worth it for the narration :)
Submitted as an entry for 'Groups' for the Cliche Saturday Scavenger Hunt, as well as fulfilling both the Lego and overprocessed cliches as well.