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[postprocess] I still can't get the look I was trying to achieve.

taken at Kawaguchi lake, Yamanashi ken

Post processed shots from the Vancouver Strobist photoshoot of the Sweet Soul Burlesque troupe at the Dollhouse Studios.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e9CkhBb18E

 

"You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? Then who the hell else are you talkin' to? You talkin' to me? Well I'm the only one here. Who the fuck do you think you're talking to?"

 

Used by Il guscio sporco in this work

Rainy day photography is fun.

  

My interpretation of an original photo posted by Klsanderson at the PostProcess Group for editing by the group members.

That's my granddaughter in the foreground.

Statsraad Lehmkuhl, the pride and joy of Bergen. Well, one of them. Rosenkrantztårnet in the background is another one.

 

Postprocessing: Crop (Gimp 2.4.2).

1,982 vehicles - fire, emergency medical, and various law enforcement agencies - made up an almost 4 hour long procession to honor 4 local police officers murdered nine days ago. Many of us stood in below freezing temperatures to show support to those who put their lives at risk every day for their communities.

Postprocessed on Ilford Delta 100

photo by : eyelight23 / Richard Santos

copyright 2010

 

MUA : Ringgay

Wednesday 24th June 2009

 

Uploaded in July to catch up on my 365 Project: neglected since I started full-time work

You make the call... does it look like a turtle? Or does it look like a bird with clipped wings?

 

Focus manipulated via fake tilt-shift. Here is the original.

This photo is not from me, it's a shameless theft from Karin's photostream: I took her portrait, L'hypnose, and made a quick and dirty attempt at playing with colors.

 

Cette photo n'est pas de moi, je l'ai honteusement piquée chez Karin pour faire un essai rapide en jouant sur les couleurs de son portrait, L'hypnose.

kiki的朋友?

The original photo was posted by michaeldudding at PostProcess for editing by the group members.

www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594444001493/

My son

Mamiya RB67 Pro SD

180mm C lens

Shangai GP3 100 Film

Ilfosol 3

on blending mode

  

1#

hue and saturation

Hue: 0

Saturation: +20

Lightness: 0

 

2#

Brightness/contrast

Brightness: 0

Contrast: +20

 

3#

Add gradient fill

color: white to transparent

style: radial

Angle: 90

Scale: 110%

Align with layers: checked

Blending mode: Overlay

Opacity: 50%

 

4#

Add gradient fill

color: transparent to black

style: radial

Angle: 90

Scale: 150%

reverse: checked

Align with layers: checked

Blending mode: Overlay

Opacity: 50%

 

5#

Adjust curves

adjust red, blue, green on your taste of contrast and hues...

  

6#

Hue/Saturation

Hue: 35

Saturation: 25

Lightness: 0

Opacity 50%

Blending mode: normal

   

7#

Add Solid Color

#ec008c

Opacity: 10%

Blending mode: Screen

Common flies - deplored as pests, yet surprisingly colorful and beautiful in their own way. The difficulty behind doing macro photography of flies is that they see and react to the light from a flash (particularly those that are wirelessly triggered by an optical trigger) before the photo can be taken. This photo was thus taken using natural light, which also allowed for the fly's colors to come through. I can't help but feel that its pose seems somewhat thoughtful.

 

Shot with an Olympus E-520 and Zuiko Digital 50mm f/2.0 macro lens with EX-25 extension tube mounted for higher magnification. This was taken hand-held and manually focused with the assistance of the Olympus ME-1 magnifying eyecup. ISO 800 and aperture of f/8. This image was cropped by ~43%, and noise was removed with Noise Ninja (priority was given to image sharpness, so some splotches are visible in certain parts of the background).

 

This may be a green bottle fly. Sighted in Central Park, NYC.

Presenting the yellow team!

 

Strobist: Each frame was shot with a tightly snooted Vivitar 285HV over each player's head to look like a spotlight. The images were combined in PS using the Layers->Lighten mode.

Little railroad for the little ones :)

My novice attempt at Tilt Shift Miniature Faking, courtesy of Photoshop.

I just checked Windlight and I'm hugely impressed. I had to make a quick picture, it's just unbelievable. (Unfortunately it crashed a few minutes later and hasn't let me back since...)

Neon filter form Picasa always give interesting pictures, I love it !

NDA, Pune, Maharashtra.

 

not a miniature fake, but a geneal tilt-shift fake. and sometimes i call it a 50mm fake :-P

Renaissance Book Shop, Milwaukee

台北單車臨界量 | Critical Mass Taipei

 

台灣城市單車聯盟/潘建儒攝影

2014年4月19日

台灣,台北

 

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Taiwan Urban Bicycle Alliance/funkyruru

April 19th, 2014

Taipei, Taiwan

Messed with the color on the original leaf. Took a long time, but I am positively thrilled.

This picture started out as a photo of the woods (again) from my apartment...experimenting with colors, and then , I said to myself, I must be looking at as something in those woods?. I think the girl was a photoshop tutorial and she had the colors, so then the experiment went on and on, until tonight I said, I am through with this!!!!! And posted it just to make sure I didn't try to experiment anymore....

Postprocessed ostrich chicken

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