Test Tamron 150-600 / Nikon D7000

wherever there's an open port

just don't know . . . adjustment layer, after adjustment layer. Levels, brightness/contrast, hue/saturation, curves. Turn on. Turn off. Do I like it better that way? Or no? On. Off. Another layer. Adjust the levels. No? Adjust the curves again. Levels?. Turn it off. On. Better? Not Sure. Another texture layer. Better? Worse? Step backward . . .Step backward. Step backward. Step forward . . . okay, now I have to get the kids to bed. Is this how everyone else feels with Photoshop? I'm guessing, yes :)

anyone knows where these 'emptiness' coming from? (view large please)

Postprocessing effect by solarisation

a not-so-successful mirror of matea

Je ne suis pas un fan du post-processing, mais voici quand même le résultat d'un exercice dans le genre.

Hailing from Twin Falls, ID

This is a time travel experiment meant to simulate the Lumiere process for color photos.

Compare this to the platinum/ infrared version of the same photo.

Still laid up from the aftermath of my surgery. Due to be back out later this week.

Postprocessed with photomatrix3.

www.saucissons.com.au

He had a stall at the markets on wednesday, amazing Foie Gras!

I super-saturated the colours, and boosted the contrast to give it a faux HDR look. The girls' skin is all right, but I think the foremost horse is too blue

I laid on the grass for this shot.

postprocessed

Chicken with mushroom sous, French fries, & sauteed. It was VERY good ;)

PP in CS3. An unsharp mask of 150%, 1. pixel, no threshold. -5 saturation.

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variation on a theme: 3rd movement

1st movement

2nd 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.

A post-processed version of this.

Diskjockey speelt kiekeboe. 1970 style postprocessing (montage).

Besides C-5Ms, this was my fav to catch at the show!!

I frequently stop off at this vintage junked cars yard and take photos through the chain link and over the razor wire defenses. The old paint and rust do well with HDR techniques.

KLAS LAS VEGAS MCCARAN

A ranch between Cherryville and Bessemer City that raises bison. This is the first time I've stopped and spent some time framing a picture of the animals.

taken at Yamanashi ken, Japan