Experimenting

This one surprised me. When I clicked the final action. It is, perhaps, a bit too surreal, but I really like the results.

after running around with the bandage the whole day, i had to come up with a picture of my injured right hand!

i'm not completly satisfied with my editing but moving the mouse still hurts a bit :-(

I boosted the contrast and adjusted levels on this one

As requested many times, I put a Gaussian blur over the events in the next ring over. The judge watches our rider VERY carefully!

Even the tail is bada$$! This was one side of the tail lineup at the ramp.

Don't know what is this used for?

при поддержке *Элли Зиастры

previously posted, recently processed.

Postprocessing using a spotlight feature.

Single Shot with some color gradients

sun shade over the safest playground on earth. *sigh*

Adobe Lightroom + Topaz Labs

Based on a picture I took with my Nikon Coolpix in November of 2006. I have enhanced this using Photoshop CS4, trying to create a more vibrant tonality then the original had.

(postprocessed)

Test Tamron 150-600 / Nikon D7000

Yngrid Angela Mago

Studio

I couldn't resist, so I grabbed a copy of this image (the uploaded JPG) and made a new edition. It will be fun to do this with others' images.

Edited and posted for PostProcess: www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594420936331/

mirrored shot, overlaid

Southend on Sea south east of England

Left: straight out of camera

1/250 sec at f/2.8, ISO 200 using 50 mm f/1.4 lens

Right: Lightroom adjustments

(49/365)

i wonder how many photos i have titled "my girl" ... at least all the ones that make me so proud and happy to have her in my life.

A long bike ride to Ballard yielded these phots

Animals Birds

postprocessed