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Post-processing of Oved's (obenaroya) "Before the Storm" image for Open Source #21 in the Nikon DSLR Group
Post processed shots from the Vancouver Strobist photoshoot of the Sweet Soul Burlesque troupe at the Dollhouse Studios.
This Castle is amazing. It was cold, it was raining, I had a hole in my sneakers, but I was happy to be there anyway. It´s endless! I couldn´t see it all :(
original photo by FlickrFitzy
edited by me with the iPhone and apps: PictureWizardEditor and PictureEffects
for the fotogriPhone 'EDITING LAB' group
"NO imported elements"
This is a "co-production" between bluespeedy and myself. The original photo I took last October is not a very good one, I think, because of the unquiet background. So I cropped it, which was this photo. Bluespeedy suggested a different crop, resulting in this version. While the new composition was pretty good, the image quality suffered because of a too low resolution, so it was rather unsharp and full of noise. Therefore, bluespeedy processed it in Photoshop, coming up with this picture, that you see here. Thank you, bluespeedy, nice work!
Which version do you - everyone - like best?
I've always wanted to travel.
Maybe someday I'll have breakfast in London... lunch in New York... and after spending a lovely evening in Sydney.... dinner in Hong Kong...
:)
Keroro Gunsou plamo - Keroro Robo
Photography/Editing: d-know
Taken With: Nikon D40/Nikkor 100mm 1:2.8
PostProcessing: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2
Location: Project 7, Quezon City
This is the picture and edit that i really wanted. This was done by my good friend, Simon Downham. Thanks Simon!
His photostream is here: www.flickr.com/photos/8684299@N07/
To Laugh or not to Laugh
by Chris Power
To laugh or not to laugh
Whether to laugh with or at someone is the question
To laugh with someone
Is to show an expression of a happy nature
And to invoke this feeling in others
To laugh at someone
Is an expression of a sinister nature
To invoke feelings of humiliation and degradation
To laugh is the choice of the beholder
To choose is to know one's true nature.
I don't know how well this looks, but there was an object in the foreground that caught the full impact of the flash despite the fact that I angled it, and created a HARSH glare! So, I digitally blackened it. I don't really like the effect, but I like the look on the girl's face enough to want to post this one anyway