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I must contribute to the flickr photo legacy of the Snelson. This was my day to help Snelson with his film.
A rural pond near Apex, NC. The fence line, or what is left of it, caught my eye through the trees. Yes, this is an HDR photo. HDR doesn't have to mean overprocessed.
Great Falls, MT. Riverside Rail Yard Skatepark. I mean, wait, no... bmxs aren't allowed there. So this was obviously somewhere else. ;)
Hugely overprocessed but here's the almost finished new bedroom floor - three coats of Osmo Polywax has it looking gorgeous! : )
i'm surrendering to myself, to my feelings, to my situations, to seattle, to this experience, to love, to life, to you, to...this woman that i want to become. just wait and see. and believe in me because i'm finally going to start believing in myself
This is my bride to be. We're getting married in mid March. She stopped by after trying out hairstyles at the stylist, and I got out my Sony Cybershot and snapped this. I decided it would be a good subject to start to seriously experiment with Photoshop Elements in terms of enhancing photos (beyond just fixing levels and color balance, cropping and sharpening).
The image possibly looks a little overprocessed on a computer monitor, but is great as a glossy 5x7 at approximately 400 dpi.
The lonely soul wanders
Alone in the walks of life
No other soul as his companion
The lonely soul wanders
Alone in the daybreak
He does his duties
In the walks of life
The lonely soul wanders
Alone in the life
He meets many other souls
Who comes to be
Unfit for the lonely soul
The lonely soul wanders
Anto Thermadam
5XP HDR taken in Kawasaki- was at the same mall a year ago when I was first getting into HDR and took a similar shot, but this time around I had the skillz ;-) to take a better version of it than before- setting camera on ISO100, using aperture priority, adjusting the white balance, and changing the framing and angle of the shot makes all the difference. Still a bit of shading artifacts from the HDR overprocessing, but I prefer the surreal effects anyway so there it is.
fuji 100 film, 3 minutes overprocessed, study of 6'2'' hot curl, surfline custom surfboards, ruakaka
Way overprocessed handheld 3XP HDR via Photomatix and the Gimp.
I spend so much of my life in the subway these days that this is actually what it's starting to look like.
Just for a giggle I REALLY over processed but I don't mind the effect! I'm getting wild and crazy in my dotage :-)
This wasn't actually meant to be on flickr, it was for my musical project's myspace site, but I really really likehow it turned out. Overprocessed? maybe. But I wasn't going for realism, remember it's for a band. Go ahead and enlarge, the detail on the indie pop filter and the mic is awesome.
The misty nature of the day rendered the massive Tianjin harbor as something mystical. I shot several photos of activity in the harbor and rendered them to show off the mysteriousness. I decided to play with this image a bit and try to not "overprocess" it.
LEO (July 23-August 22): Don't try so hard to fix what you may be imagining is a far larger social gaffe, communicative mishap, or methodological miscalculation than it actually is, Leo. There may, in fact, have been no actual wrongdoing at all. Ease up on the futzing and finagling, and just let it be. Static on the airwaves or a tangle in the wire will likeliest work itself out much better if you don't play the nobly sincere hero. Besides, you don't need to do much of anything at all to reap plenty of small, pleasant benefits due you from the arrival of Venus to your sign on Thursday (Jun 27), where she'll remain into the second half of July… though you could obstruct Venus's good wishes by nervously feeding internal doubts, drawing overt attention to them through unnecessary apologies or awkward backstepping explanations. Trust me, what's going on in the externalized reality is not as complicated or convoluted as your overactive analyzing brain might have you believe. You will, however, create such convoluting complications by attempting to talk out the finer points of dynamics you'd do best to leave alone for now. Calmly step back from overprocessing relatively simple matters, and taking a few deep re-centering breaths.
Oh man, that's the thing with a 365. You take a couple of photos of someone's yard sale items hanging on the church fence, you muck up the focus and blow the highlights but don't remember to shoot something else, and then when you get around to uploading your images the next day you're stuck. My only silver lining? It prompted me to have a try at adding textures to an image. Because overprocessing is the only thing that's going to even vaguely help this one. Moving on to Day 96!
This is the paved path in the fern dell. There are also woodchip paths.
Clearly not a perfect HDR, but fairly nice. What I would like to know is why the center, which is not facing a light source, is so much lighter than the surrounding areas (particularly with the sky). I've had this problem a few times. In this case, it might be a cloud that was overprocessed, as it was partly cloudy.
The backlighting made this shot underexposed. It has been overprocessed in Lightroom and Photoshop. Not sure if the final outcome looks unreal.
The hope was to compose the girl into the shot to show the size and scale of the arch.
We had a screaming pink dawn today. The ONE time I drink myself sideways and toddle home at three a.m., and it has to coincide with the ONE colourful dawn we've had all year! I've been hunting mornings with my camera for many months now. Any other day I would have caught this. [insert stream of rude words]
When I lifted my head this morning to take a peek through the window and saw the pink sky, I literally thought "Severely overprocessed." before the poor old brain scraped into action.
Heavily processed image of a cup of tea I had in Japan in 2013. The tea wasn't as heavily processed and was quite good...
Today I experimented with exposure control. It only looks like I went nuts overprocessing it afterwards.