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There are some farm weeks that make us sit back and be thankful for our good fortune. Look at this enormous bounty! We got nine enormous green peppers, six summer squash, three heads of garlic, 4 1/2 pounds of slicing tomatoes, 4 1/2 pounds of potatoes, three pounds of onions, 1 1/2 pounds of shallots, 1 1/2 pounds of chard, a watermelon, 3/4 pound of cherry tomatoes, and 15 (!!!!) pounds of heirloom tomatoes. The pick-your-own stuff was another 3/4 quart of cherry tomatoes, 3/4 quart of okra, 30 hot peppers, and nine quarts of snap beans. Time to get pickling, yo.
I was able to get a SB900 on loan to see if I wanted to upgrade So I have been playing around most of the day. This thing is awesome. Its leaps and bounds ahead of my SB-600. For this shot I also added some Ghetto lighting. Homemade LED ring light on my 105vr. SB900 as the master on camera pointed to the ceiling SB600 to my left.
Pentax K-r - Julio 2012
Industar 50 m39 50mm 1:3.5 (silver)
Overprocessing with c2g (Gimp)
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I think I'll start describing my photos like a dmu member:
Boring photo that's overprocessed. Jump off that building instead.
For my daughters 16th birthday she wanted a car....not just any car....not a sports car or even a new car. She wanted a vintage Mustang! We (like crazy people) bought her one that needed to be restored and my hubby was oh so excited to do it.....that was a year and a half ago and well its still under restoration....! lol Maybe it will be done by the time she's 21!! lol
A Union Pacific locomotive parked at the Palm Springs Amrak station. Converted to HDR (High Dynamic Range Color) version. © 2006 Allen Rockwell www.allenrockwellphoto.com
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Rejected by Railpictures.net for "Overprocessing" ... DUH!, It's an HDR image!!!!
The boiler room in the abandoned school (see here). It is somewhat overprocessed with intent, but I think it looks cool.
Overprocessed just for fun to look like an old magazine front cover. Anyone remember the People's Friend? My Grandmother's staple read.
Used Picnik for a final wash and brush up as it looked wishy washy on Flickr - now it's oversaturated, but I'm fed up with footering with it for tonight.
I'd forgotten how much fun it is to play with pictures. Fun, and addictive. Agggggh!! Not only have I been spending alllll my time diddling pixels, I've been doing a whole lot of overdiddling, too.
Must. Step. Away. From. The. Computer.
I have overly-processed this image in order to read some of the words.
"To honor and perpetuate the remembrance of the Moravian martyrs . . ."
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Olympus D-520z - Enero 2006
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I normally don't do HDR, I find it tacky and overprocessed looking. I do, however, recognize the need for it in situations where you cannot control the light levels, such as a hockey arena. This is one of the only reasons I still shoot film...the dynamic range on prosumer digital bodies is just not up to snuff. I hate doing post processing for another thing. I tried bouncing some flash off of the white roof above, but no dice.
Anyways, this was a placeholder for the setting that my sister interviewed a Zamboni driver in. You can see them, a goal, and the Zamboni at center ice, and if you look *too* closely, you can see ghosting on them from the multiple shots. This is the highest row in the whole place.
Tonemapped in Photomatix for Aperture, 3 exposures. No clue what the settings were, I was trying to go for the most natural look...not sure if that's what I got.
Broadway Tower is a folly located on Broadway Hill, one mile (1.6 km) south-east of the village of Broadway, Worcestershire, England, at the second highest point of the Cotswolds after Cleeve Hill. Broadway Tower's base is 1,024 feet (312 metres) above sea level. The tower itself stands 55 feet (17 metres) high. Today, it is a tourist attraction with various exhibitions open to the public.
The "Saxon" tower was designed by James Wyatt in 1794 to resemble a mock castle, and built for Lady Coventry in 1799. The tower was built on a "beacon" hill, where beacons were lit on special occasions. Lady Coventry wondered if a beacon on this hill could be seen from her house in Worcester - approximately 22 miles (35 km) away - and sponsored the construction of the folly to find out. The beacon could be seen clearly.
Over the years, the tower was home to the printing press of Sir Thomas Phillipps, and served as a country retreat for artists including William Morris.
The tower is on the Cotswold Way; it is easily reached by following the Cotswold Way, or by a steep climb out of Broadway village.
This version is clearly overprocessed, but I still love it anyway.
Been a bad week for photo a day so I'm having a bit of a cheat as I'm pleased with a few of the photos I took over the easter weekend.
On Easter Sunday, Perranporth was very busy with people, kites, dogs and hangliders (to follow).
Overprocessed and out there via Gimp.
You can see a scar in this one,
and I liked the over-processed aspect.
I'd like to apologize to all the people I know in reality who happened to see this photo. heh.
adam alexander senior pics...all of the edits - if there is an action name in the file name it's a my four hens photography action :D
i don't like processed/overprocessed photos - but he does.
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Sitting. Waiting. Wishing. For a child to come sit on me. I swing slowly in a light sea breeze. Sitting idle i can only imagine the feeling of a child sitting down, gripping tight to my chains and pumping. Swinging, pushing me higher and higher. Until I feel like I can fly! I am as free as a bird, i flow through the air swiftly creating my own breeze this time. Its exhilarating, but alas the time is short. Sooner then i would wish the mother calls, the child slows. With a quick stomp of the foot in the sand i am jolted to a stop. The time is done. And I return to my resting state. Dreaming of the next time I will take flight.
In 8th grade we had a writing assignment, a workshop kind of. The teacher all gave us an item in the room, we had to write from its perspective. Just a short exercise. Then we had to pick our own item, and tell the day in a life of. I chose the clock. It was fun to do.
Today we went to Branford, visited my friend Sonia, went to the beach and these little guys were just sitting there. They looked lonely and i liked their shadows, so i took a picture. :)
This started out as a rather lame image until I rescued it (or overprocessed it). I guess that depends on how you look at it!
I had an idea today and when I got home from work, experimented with my iPhone. Unfortunately, the experiment didn't work out like I thought it would.
This was the Plan B shot since the ingredients for chili were calling my name and I had to get started.
My vegan chili turned out absolutely fantastic! And I added a secret ingredient shared with me by a good, chili-lovin' friend. It was a lot of work, but totally worth all the chopping!
Have a good night and a great day tomorrow!!
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Taken from the same spot as an earlier HDR'd image of the sunset, this one was more dramatic with the clouds and the bright orange sun. Obviously has been processed, the look I was going for here was something that bordered on the surreal to help convey how dramatic the scene really was. There is always a personal preference issue when it comes to things like this - some love the processing, some don't, some think it is overprocessed. I welcome any and all opinions and comments.
This image was already up - somehow deleted from my photostream so if you commented before and don't see the comment now, that's what happened.
This is an example of an image made using the technique I described in my thread in the "How to HDR" group.
Sony DSLR-A330 - Agosto 2010
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National Geographic script
Animals can suffer and feel pain. They need greater protection worldwide. We are seeking this in the form of a Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare (UDAW) at the United Nations.
Yet another HDR for the Bahrain World Trad Center. I know some of you will say "overprocessed" but I don't like very realistic HDRs. Who needs reality anyway?
Overprocessed so you can see the island. It was a beautiful clear day with a neat mist. I just don't use a good landscape camera/lens combo.
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Early in June 2018, I set out on a street photography session equipped only with a Canon Powershot a495 - a crappy £30 point and shoot from 2010, which was the first camera I ever owned. This was the best image from that session. I like to think that this image goes to show that gear doesn’t matter - it’s about you, the photographer. Cut out all the bokeh, the overprocessing and gimmicks - and see what can you create when all you’ve got is a crappy camera.
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same source photo as this, just processed differently. this one seems so overdone, which is why i went with the first one originally, but i cant stop thinking about it. so, i decided that there is no good reason to not put this one up too, so here it is.
This work resembles a silkscreen; the overprocessing was done on the entire file at once using iPhoto's built-in editing tools.
Arhchitecture that resembles Greco-Roman, or the German, Third-Reich neo-classical fascist architecture that increased the already-monumental scale to one that dwarfed all humanity. I'm not sure what these structures are, but they're in a highly industrial area near shipping and receiving ports and two operational power plants.
The processing was kind of for fun, but these look fantastic as prints, on both glossy and toothy paper.
Hunter's Point, September 24, 2005, San Francisco