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Marathon photo, Limoges 21/10/06.
Photos Amerigoland & Jocko.Homo.
Digital Sony DSCP120, post-processed.
Pizza palace, Trinidad, Cuba.
Original camera: Panasonic DMC-FX5. Postprocessed using Polagen (http://polagen.deviantart.com/).
This was processed in Photoshop CS3 by converting to b&w, then adding some filter effects for a semi-sepia look, followed by posterizing for the pinkish tint, and adding poster edges to create outlined details..
This is our resident bobcat. I couldn't get close enough for a super nice shot, so I enlarged the face in place.
How it was edited: I use Apple Aperture to edit photos. So first, I hit auto-levels, which is a magical button that makes almost everything look 100% better. This brightened the photo too much, so I lowered the brightness 5%, bumped the contrast a bit, and increased the saturation to 130%. This got me pretty close to what I wanted, but it still needed more. I adjusted the white balance some, to make it more yellow (it was taken just before sunset, after all). I cloned out one funny speck of dust that was on the sensor (damn dust spots!). Finally, I bumped up the teal and yellow saturations separate from the overall saturation of color, and gave it a tiny vignette. I'm very happy with the final result!
The lighted holiday star above Boulder, CO. Original at bottom right. Some filters applied. Now we're havin fun...