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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.
Babylights aka very fine highlights. This was handpainted Balayaged Babylights creating soft diffusion of color mimicking the natural effects of the sun. Box Color left Hair Dull and over processed, By adding Babylights We changed the tone of the color adding warmth and creating dimension. Because the hair had been overprocessed we used Olaplex in every step, from lifting to color to toning this kept cuticle smooth allowing this gorgeous shine. Her layers were reshaped and given maimum volume and movements
Yet another photo of JB...more a case of different processing techniques. Tried to be more subtle here and make it look more professional - even thought it was taken with a plain old P&S. I find it tricky to find the right level of drama without making it look "overprocessed". I'm still undecided whether I like the caption format I've run with recently or not.
110 - Our Daily Challenge - "The seven deadly sins":
This is what I see every time I eat a bowl of cereal. lol. I'm a cat lover, but it won't keep me from admitting that KC is guilty of at least 6 of the 7 deadly sins. I myself am guilty of shameless overprocessing to feature those envious eyes. :)
Happy Sliders Sunday: I added Coffee Shop's Creamy Chocolate Black and White action, lowering the opacity on the b/w by about 50%, then played with the tint slider to make her envious eyes a little more green for that green eyed monster.
Nikon D5000, 50mm
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purple ceiling, warm stairs, sunset light, wild sky... i kind of enjoy this one, although i think i overprocessed it a lil bit... a bit too "funky" isn't it?
listened to MOP today so i dug out this record for y'all: M.O.P Anticipation !
This is super duper over processed, but I thought it sort of looked cool, so. Here it is.
I need to paint. I have been craving some paint time for a while, but I can't get around to it. I am sort of afraid that I can't come up with anything, but that's what gesso is for. (covering up bad paintings...) I can feel my artist coming back, slowly- she's in there! Must be patient.
Forgot to adjust the camera before shooting with off camera flash.
It was a bit overexposed so I just went with it in lightroom.
And now for something completely different! An impressionist photograph!
Just a bit of fun, an overprocessed raw file that started life as a dull slightly out of focus picture! Well sometimes we take photography too seriously!
First of the holiday snaps, looking from Grune point over skinburness marsh. i've put it on the map if you're interested. this is the northwest of cumbria, will post more of the holiday snaps as i get round to them. We even found a new lake ( to us anyway) which was stunning and has to be one of the best views for the least effort in the lake district.
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.
... or maybe I just over-tweaked the sliders in Photomatix ever so slightly?
Could this be Carole - rather difficult to tell amongst all this fire and brimstone ;-)
Couldnt decide on a title for this originally had burning bush in mind but just googled hawthorn and according to irish myth and legend there be fairies there for sure.To this day farmers plough a wide circle around lone hawthorn trees avoiding all contact between tilling implement and root for fear of offending the fairies that inhabit the tree,hope i didnt get too close.
This was taken on my third day up here when the first bit of decent light burst through not long after sunrise bathing the foreground in glorious light and the tree looked like it came alive and the bright red berries looked like they were on fire.This is the tree on the left of a previous post taken a few minutes earlier.Nicer on black.
Lough Currane Waterville Iveragh Peninsula Co Kerry.
ANYONE INTERESTED IN STARTING A NEW OUTDOOR COMPETITION GROUP WITH EITHER A WEEKLY OR MONTHLY VOTE FOR THE TOP 5 SHOTS MAYBE BASED ON A DIFFERENT THEME EVERY TIME.
I would love to see a friendly group like this but would like to keep it genuine with votes going to the shots that you feel are the best and not voting for who you know.I would like to keep it as natural as possible with no HDR textures or overprocessed shots and also only have people enter on genuine grounds with the aim of commenting on the shots there.No cheesy awards or anything like that (there are too many already like this) just a nice group with those willing to participate.
Anyone interested i dont know how to set these things up or invite others to join.
I would ride so fast & feel the wind in my hair. I would try and out pedal my problems, because today was a really hard day. That's what I would do if this were my bike.
Looking through some of my older photographs to see if I had missed anything worthwhile. Think this is slightly overprocessed to be honest but I thought it worth an upload.
Taken in Finisterre in Spain.
Keen to get better at shooting in extreme light without the colours washing out, whites overexposing and needing to really overprocess to come out with something I think looks acceptable.
Investing in a lens hood probably isn't a bad idea either...
.its like a bell hooked onto flags and i made it glow a bit...in fact i probably overprocessed it way too much (there was a seriously stunning sunset in the background going on)
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All of these were taken with the new Nokia 3310 and its 2MP camera, with external Wide-Angle and Macro lenses and processed with Photoshop Lightroom.
4 hours of clone stamping, blending, and masking to clean up the camera and tripod in this 3 exposure Tone Map...HDR should be subtle not overbearing, no one seriously appreciates the cooked surreality of a missused Art Button. I believe HDR should be used to improve the limitations of a digital sensor or maintain the lost DMAX in film scans, but also used to see for ourselves what overprocessing looks like.
me, not as overprocessed as one might think. i masked out some shades of gray in the background and upped the contrast a little, but not even that much. i overexposed and had a custom whitebalance.
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.
Well, I just spent well over an hour making very dirty window smudges in the very grey sky worse than before I started post processing! How frustrating!... as I really had high hopes for this shot. So, I went back to the original image and antiqued it to death, smudges are now mostly hidden or now look like digital noise and I can live with that. Not quite what I envisioned this to look like but that is part of the fun of 366!
i see you!
camerawhoring & editing instead of doing homework? sounds like a day in the life of jocelyn hsu.
oh! i'm wearing the gray cardigan prisca bought me for christmas (: another tick for her for being in my 365!
32/365
Hate editing on my laptop, everything runs so slowly. Speed bump to getting all my stuff uploaded on time. :p
Some crappy RAW + pulling all the sliders in Lightroom = ... GREAT SUCCESS?
Light pollution from the city (not in view) to the right.
Scarlett still doesn't like it and to be honest, I don't either but I was learning skin smoothing techniques and having some fun.
Lighting:
2x Interfit EX150 onto background
Canon 580EXII into DIY beauty dish from directly above
Filled from light from background bouncing from light walls
Fired by Pocket Wizards
Went back to Eden for the 4th time these last 2 weeks to see the whole thing completely demolished. While I was shooting I actually bumped into another photographer that was part of the last graduating class. 1989 was the last year this place ran before shutting the doors.
One of the last major pieces of this building that still remains are the front stairs to the former school. I was perched on top of them for this shot.
You can check out my friend GORE84's photostream for a picture of the front stairs before they were alone .....
It was very hot today. Max and I decided to leave the puppy for an hour to go swimming at the pool. We had a lovely time...
As you can see, this time around the 365 project, I'm playing more with wacky processing. I hope you don't mind. Comments welcome!
This time last year I was enjoying some irony.
In my design/photographic journey... I am constantly creating images... and imagery. Two different things.
I love the look of the warm late afternoon sunlight on these tree trunks... the way it absolutely pops the texture of the bark. And the seasonal bare branches against a brilliant blue November sky. But straight out of camera, it didn't feel at all like what I saw in front of me. I suppose that has more to do with my ability to capture 'in-camera' than anything else. But I though there might be something in there... I just had to find it.
So, into Photoshop and all kinds of minor to major pushing and shoving and over-doing and blending modes and a lot of 'what if...' and at the end of that session... I just saved and closed the file. Enough of that. =)
Some days have passed, and I looked at this with fresh eyes... and the first thing I thought was, 'Wow... that feels like late afternoon sun on a crisp late autumn day... screen printed!'
Great photo? Hardly. 'Pure photography'? Of course not. An experiment? Absolutely. Appeals to all? Nothing does. Part of the learning curve? No doubt. Worthwhile? Everything is! Just sayin'...
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Photo? Art? Whatever it is... it's bigger on black.
Texture by leschick...
www.flickr.com/photos/leschick/2839832650/in/set-72157603...
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.
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.
Taken during the Radio 92.9 EarthFest 2008 in Boston, MA
just goofing with Photoshop...reminds me of a 70's B horror movie VCR cover
The evening lights and the view was supernatural in Erice. This place is sacral, legend has it that Daedalos has landed here... Ikarus has never made it to this view though :) There was a temple on this cliff for hundreds of years.. I've forgotten when was it ruined, anyway, this is a meanful spot. The overprocessing is only half way where I wanted to go with this image, so don't complain about the missing colors on the bottom please.
This is Don. He is the owner of the bowling alley where we took my daughter and her friends for her birthday party. When he saw my daughter he immediately guessed her shoe size and he was bang on. I told him I was impressed and he told me that that was one of the perks of owning a bowling alley for 30 years.
He is part of my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com
Yes, I think this shot is overprocessed to death. Problem was, I had my settings set up for a different shot and forgot to change them. Plus, there was major backlighting and Don was just on his way out when I caught the shot. His eyes were just black pools in the SOOC shot. I felt I had to process to at least get some of the gentleness of his face.
For Sliders Sunday! I Absolutely cant stand CGI, AI, or overprocessed masquerading as straight photography. But this group is ALL ABOUT just that! No Secrets! I'm glad I found it!
What do you do when
your creativity sucks?
loads of photoshop
I just can't seem to
come up with anything great
even for haiku
although i guess if
i can keep writing haiku
it's not all that bad
overprocessing
plus a black and white widescreen...
refrigerator
For FGR and Haiku Madness
I was looking for some printer ink when I came across my old Ray-Ban Wayfarers from my high school days back in the mid-80's. I admit to overprocessing the photo for the retro look, but it's just too much fun. Like the 80's!
I asked my 15-year old if he wanted them, but he said they weighed a ton. :) He is amazed that Wayfarers are so expensive.. even back then they cost $115. Today these cost $150.