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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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Sometimes in life,
You just have to live.
When you feel like
You have lost the game.
Be Determined,
ANd You will see,
it is never really
that tough...
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variation on a theme: 3rd movement
not sure where i went wrong ... i might have to revisit the original and try again ... but i think the first two photos are better than this one.
As a complete newbie, I was curious what I could achieve with post processing from one of many many of my holiday pictures that suffered from messed up camera settings... I'll have to rethink my "If I wanted to take pictures on auto, I'd use phone" policy
I'm definitely a novice with lots to learn, but I'm getting better. This is some PS work I did for a friend. Top picture is SOOC.
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These pesky little fellas have been growing all over my lawn.
Post processed with lens flare, lower vibrancy and further cropping.
Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG EX HSM
Filter: Cokin ND8
This abstract started out as a second POV of a rustic picnic canopy at Coyote Hills Regional Park. I used a PS plug-in filter to create the echoed shapes/angles and then a couple of gradient layers for the colors. Finished it with a border and stroke line. More guesswork and experiments:)