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Councilmember Jim Graham speaking at DDOT's pre-construction meeting for the upcoming first phase of the U Street Reconstruction.
I had to do quite a bit of overprocessing to compensate for having to use my point & shoot... it's amazing the quality difference when I don't have my fancy SLR gizmos at hand.
What do you say we find someplace a little more intimate?
Marigold Parade in celebration of Dia de los Muertos in Albuquerque's South Valley. This looks way overprocessed to me. I couldn't get it right, but didn't want to let go of this captured moment of necro-intimacy.
Qtpfsgui 1.8.12 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
Parameters:
Alpha: 0.346
Beta: 0.846
Color Saturation: 1.54
Noise Reduction: 0.09
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PreGamma: 1
Subsequently upsampled x6
?? overprocessed in HDR...?
VERY confused at this point about the various features in "resample"
Also continuing to struggle with whether one gains something using binning and drizzle (more/shorter subs) versus no bin and no drizzle...
Seems an important point.
Don't trust the "theory" answer...(yet)
Not a great shot - found out after the camera was on P not A mode, so my pics for this dive were pretty poor. Plus I was at half-tank and we'd already started out ascent from 80ish to 60ish when this guy swam by at about 75 ft. So I didn't have much time to try and frame him...he was still too far away for good lighting. This image is way too overprocessed but I had to include it since it's the only semi-usable turtle image I got this trip
First try with Adox Ortho 25. Unfortunately my lab's processor had a breakdown and these were overprocessed. In addition to some marks the contrast is much higher than I had wanted, but you get the basic ortho idea. I have another roll that I will be shooting shortly and I hope this will work as intended.
Shot with my Speed Graphic, 6x7, 101mm Optar, on a tripod (of course) due to the low ISO.
Old Merchants Despatch office in the car shops in East Rochester.
My favorite ornaments. I don't know how old they are, but I can't remember a Christmas without them.
Yes, overprocessed, but I still think it looks better than the original. The point and shoot isn't so good with low light when I have nothing to prop it on.
Heavy Frost.
It turns out we got a pretty cold winter, it's now several weeks more or less freezing. The snow is gone, but the lakes have thick ice now. This allows persepectives that are impossible normally, you can just walk into the lake. Nice. Unfortunately the paths are slippery, I managed to fall on my buttock on my way back, but luckily I had my camera packed already, when that happened.
I realitze the last few rounds of photos were a little heavy handed and overprocessed. Here I tried a more subtle rendering which maybe suits the subject better? I don't know. Decisions, decisions ... I try to get out again to one of the lakes at the weekend. Usually at the weekend under such conditions everything is pretty crowded and not so nice and quiet as it looks like here, when I was almost on my own.
yeah... i ran out of creative juice tonight. so i didn't feel like setting up a fun shot, so i resorted to simply overprocessing a simpler shot... i HDR'd my face. =P
Brown Tabby cat photo made with a gritty overexposed effect and converted to sepia using Photoshop CS5.1
Gritty Overexposed Effects Tutorial
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Forest
I experimented, again, I'm not at all sure, these might be quite overprocessed ... Well, failure is part of photography.
This grainy, poorly lit, and overprocessed photo, was taken not long after I started bringing a camera along with me on my nature hikes. It probably is more responsible for getting me hooked on the whole photography thing than anything else, and remains one of my favorite photos.
This is not as crazily overprocessed as it might seem - the boat was sitting on the rocks and standing next to the wharf. I was fiddling with underexposure and shadow and liked the result of having the image so dominated by black.
Much different than my normal photos - this was made after getting bored with Aperture. It's a single-exposure tonemapped image taken in Taipei, Taiwan.
1/52
First submission to my Project 52. What did I discover today...snow is difficult to shoot. :)
I used an Orton effect on this that I think I like much better, but I feel like I'm cheating somehow in using it....overprocessing.
The first photo again after applying as much local contrast in Picnik as I dared.
This is a look you see often at the top of iunterestingnes ranked tag searches. So it seems popular on flickr. Maybe it produces better looking Icons. Those are important to get views for your photo.
I am curious how long it will take me until I get tired of this overprocessed look.
Original upload: www.flickr.com/photos/33163005@N08/3239259617/
Sandstone rock face in Starved Rock State Park, IL. HDR Image created and tone mapped in Photomatix, slightly overprocessed to bring out texture and color variation.
Another photo of YELLOW. The lines of the indoor light and outside yellow are what caught my attention. I also liked the outdoor reflections. It was shot it RAW, then processed in Photomatix (only one shot), and adjusted slightly in Elements to clean up the sky. I wanted the colors to pop, and I did not want to overprocess the HDR effect caused by looking into the store.
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Finally was sick of getting "overprocessed" comments... tried to have some fun...
Guess - pohotoshopped or not?
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No - the car is for real ...
Kind of has a 20's model look like the movie Metropolis. This one was a mistake on a shoot I had tonight, but I thought this one was neat anyway.
This is... overprocessed, but it was the only way to get any kind of useful image, even with stacked grad NDs I couldn't get the light balance right.
Yea, I got nothin'. This was the only edit that didn't just look like total crap.
I almost forgot my pic, and well, this is the crapola you get!
we buried our sorrows for the night;
we took up our shovels with the sunrise;
the soil took on a grief-like substance.
FGR - Huggies
Another crappy, last minute hustle pic. Poor little harold. He's so stiff in my arms and obviously wishing he was somewhere else. he got extra cookies for this shot. ;)
April 12, 2010
Busy day today so no time for photos. Grabbed this shot on my way home from class today, and then over processed it real quick it to make it less boring (in my opinion). Hopefully I'll have time for something more thought out tomorrow. Happy Monday everyone!