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An old photo of mine I stumbled upon while browsing my images folder. Either under or over exposed, but at the time not deemed 'worthy'. Revived in sepia to hide infinite sins.
Responding to a Shutter Sisters thread here.
This one obviously needed some help, as the miracle of my girls getting along in the tub distracted me a good deal. Using PS Elements 7, I corrected the color cast, adjusted the levels to brighten the whole thing, cropped, and cloned out the redness in my daughter's right eye, then desaturated the reds, which I think enhances the innocence factor.
There is a sprig of lavender starting to bloom in this abstract:) Taken with a macro lens (unsuccessfully), then experimented on in Photoshop CS3. I had trouble with the frame for this one, since it kept giving me the opposite color from what I selected. Then I began to realize that one of the gradient layers was causing this to happen but I didn't want to give up the work it was doing for the rest of the image. Strange but true:)
For PostProcess' weekly edit:
www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594466701332/
Original image by klsanderson.
Took this shot of Sugar Bush Road on the way into the cabin.
5 exposures merged to HDR using Photomatix 3.0
At Tower Hill Botanical Gardens, a lovely lily pond...finally a chance to get close enough to expose the lilies properly...
Slagruiteg awoke in an instant of his being approached. The tourists had barely a blink of a weary eye to abruptly change their plans and make haste back to the village. Shangrila would have to wait for another day...
Slagruiteg's laughter could be heard for many a mile and the little hairs on the backs of the heavily burdened hiker's necks would not relax for the duration of the retreat from the rainforest.
It's a tough world out there... kill or be killed...
Whether you like it or not... this world is for winners...
Sadly it doesn't care much for losers...