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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.
Shot this HDR using a Canon A1000 at the Cedar River, just down the street. Downloaded over 600 system updates last night and system crashed...I'm still rebuilding ;-) By this evening I *should* be close to "normal" except for email addresses (sigh)...photos seem to be fine for the most part...oh well
Overprocessed? I'm still forming an opinion but I feel this other image im my photostream "seems more natural" www.flickr.com/photos/etakeyama/3771496445/
I felt pretty good this morning after a good night's sleep, and - alebit from the car - this is an HDR composite, massively overprocessed, of some great morning light and autumn colours in Newsham Park.
I took it very easy today and was doing ok but crashed late afternoon. Need the half term to be a week longer. Back to the grindstone tomorrow.
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.
Forest
I experimented, again, I'm not at all sure, these might be quite overprocessed ... Well, failure is part of photography.
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.
A simple fly been playing around in ps elements may have overdone it not sure Anyone any idea what type of fly?
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...
I love days off!!
bake cookies
play with photosphop
watch PushingDaisies online
AND do my hair...
What a good day!
Kawartha Voyageur cruise ship photo made with a gritty overexposed effect and then converted to sepia using Photoshop CS5.1
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...
This year's photo for the birthday invite for Cian. Taken earlier in the year. Overprocessed, but I think it looks cool.
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...
An old picture, too much photoshop, not very good, frankly a mess. It's a desperate attempt at something, though...
I had this tutorial for solarisation. it's not my favorite technique, but I wanted to play with photoshop. It was in a UK magazine, and called for photoshop CS--which I have, but the menus were different than mine. I didn't think the programs would be different over the oceans but I guess they are. I had to throw in the towel because it was just too different, plus, I really think solarizing is only good for a certain type of photo. so i did this. my eye is still messed up. not feeling photogenic at all.
My daughter's desk chair in the hall showed some interesting contrast. This was an in-camera-setting that isolated the color I picked and made all others grey tone-ish.
posting to the "Empty seats" group.
I combined the Ha data from before with some color shots.
I really like that APP lets me calibrate the pictures color based on the expected black-body color of stars. I can get an accurate color now without an overprocessed image.
Bad news - my friend's boyfriend just broke up with her.. It's sad, one break-up followed by another one lately with people around me. An evidence that long-distance relationship doesn't work.
And I just realized everyone does have their secret. I was shocked to have found out one and I promised to keep it.. It was like I've been told in a dream, and I woke up in the morning it was in my mind that told me it is true..I just can't believe it till now, but I have to..
PS: I know, this is a badly overprocessed photo.. somehow I had no idea how to deal with it.
Um hier hin zu gelangen, fährt man durch Bösingen und biegt an der Kirche rechts ab. Nach etwa einem Kilometer erreicht man diese Freizeitanlage direkt am Wald, nebst großzügigem Wanderparkplatz.
Nach einem weiteren halben Kilometer Fußmarsch erreicht man die Ruine Mandelberg.