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Post-Processing Challenge #198. Source file by Grant Colhoun.

 

This is a rather uninteresting photo. I pushed the three exposures with Photomatix Pro into HDR.

Wanted to draw more attention to the water...like the abstract elements of shot. letter boxing to give it arty film feel.

This started out as a spiral decoration at a circus exhibit. I used a Photoshop CS3 plug-in filter to create a kaleidoscope version and also fiddled with gradient layers to develop the color combination.

KORD CHICAGO O'HARE

Just a bit of postprocessing applied to this photo

Auto levels in PSE actually did a pretty darned good job. It makes adjustments on each of the red, green, and blue color channels and gives you a mild blue in the sky and a reasonable amont of contrast. You can tweak things further by sliding the luminance levels adjustment (all channels) by adjusting the shadow slider up to about 30 to further improve contrast. What I did in this actual photo though was use the Nik Color Efex Pro 3.0 color grad filter effect to give a nice blue sky. I rotated the grad effect so that it was level with the landscape, and then set it to lessen the effect as it got closer to the landscape edge for a nice halo effect. What I also did in the lunch discussion was to use the smart selector or magic wand tool to select only the sky portion, create a new fill layer, and then filled it with an opaque sky blue. There's lots of ways to do the same or similar things. If you wanted to make a big print of this, you could spend another hour or so cloning out the remaining glare from the gondola windows. In this example after everything was done I still wanted to push the highlights a bit more, so a final levels adjustment pulling the highlight slider back from 255 to about 220-230 really livened things up.

Postprocessing in Photoshop for 'fake model' effect.

My first attempt at "painting" with my new tablet.

KLAS LAS VEGAS MCCARAN

Apperception

 

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Experimental postprocess using a motion blur on my own texture, exposing the subject with a vignetted mask and added a dark edge vignette over that. Critique is both welcomed and appreciated.

Reminds me of the old postcards

I took this photo during a morning walk around The Bristol, an apartment complex in Greenville, SC. There was a lot of bamboo around the complex, held back by a black chainlink fence.

I went back and forth with this one. Wasn't sure if I wanted to post it. I did a few different ones, using different techniques and decided on this one. Still not sure if I should be posting it but here it is.

New store at Ubi Vertex, opening ceremony on 28th March 2013.

Selfportrait, the second of the series

 

postprocessed

Just wanted to greet everybody a

Happy Valentines Day! :-)

 

My way of expressing..

 

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poor bee eaten by ants army

Door Gods, Hokkien Huay Kuan Melaka

Super Res. All images in set. 3 images.

Process: align images, Tony North action.

The processed version of a sundown at my town.

 

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EOS 10D CMOS RAW IMAGE

Post-Processing Challenge #197. Source file by Lars Westman.

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