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There are color optical effects like successive contrast that work independently of taste, culture, and experience, but there are also emotional and contextual effects that, while not completely understood, are nevertheless very powerful. (Freeman)
This is not my image but one I photoshopped for the PostProcess group -see the original image and thread here:
www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594547879612/
The original image is by Graemetric.
An HDR treatment of a photo taken from about a quarter mile away. I used Photomatix to do the post-processing.
Post processed shots from the Vancouver Strobist photoshoot of the Sweet Soul Burlesque troupe at the Dollhouse Studios.
Mr. Rabbit was having a snack on my grass in the backyard. My dad spotted him and i shot him through the screen window in my house with a 70-200mm f/2.8 IS lens and a 2x extender. So, this is really a 400mm shot! The rabbits have been quite prolific this year! My neighbour was saddened because he accidently ran over a bunny with his lawn mower (a newborn) I saw a larger bunny but missed getting a shot
Original photo by Photographer Jerry Lee
Edited for PostProcess group. See other people's versions in this discussion thread.
Took photo of a stone carving of a coat of arms.
In Photoshop:-
• Magnetic Lasso, to go around edge of shield, then cut and pasted to a transparent background
• Find Edges
• Adjusted Contrast
• Converted to Greyscale
• Converted to Duotone (yellow)
• Magic Wand to select white areas, using "Similar"
• Converted to RGB Colour
• Used Fill, with black
• Saved as PNG file to save transparent background
Fall colors with a bit of CS3 Velvia. Notice the wierd... almost Matthew Brady-like bokeh in the lower righ corner. It give that false shallow look I LOVE and am constantly chasing with my fast f1.4 glass.
Taken by my WalMart Global Points camera which goes up to a whopping 1.3 interpolated MP. It's a digital plasticam/junkcam. I'd classify it as the digital lomo.
Note; This is not how sharp they come from this beautiful disaster of a cam. :)
Guerilla mom
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