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Okay so maybe I'm getting a little carried away.

This is me multitasking. I enjoy talking on the phone, thinking on the stairs, and supporting that column. All at once.

yay, it's finally warm enough out to ride!

© Keitha McCall

This shot is posted here for comparison of purple handling by various raw converters. More info can be found here.

lighting adjusted

contrast up

green slightly desaturated

purple oversaturated and darkened

vignette

mninmal shadow recovery

Polaroidized shots of photos taken in Japan in 2008

Heavily post-processed.

Next in line

 

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did some post processing....... out of focus, but thats how i wanted it to be!!!

that same sketch cropped and level-adjusted

Photo by TH IMAGES.

 

Just doing some experimenting in post processing to get an exaggerated effect.

oh, gosh, i really suck at photoshop!

(this was meant to be creative)

 

It is the food pyramid!

I don't often play with post processing, but since I shot this (and bunch others) with some manual settings, I thought I might tinker with it using my iPhoto editor and a Topaz plug in I bought at MacWorld. I am not sure if photo processing is my thing, but it was fun to play a bit.

I liked this processing, but thought it would be overkill for all the pics.

Did a quick photoshoot for my cousin Jenny Jane for her model photos.

 

Theme here is to get her smile... naturally.... tough job

Here is an example of why I try to always look behind me, after I've taken photos of what it was that made me stop my car.

This one was busy to start with. I added clones to emphasize that (and make it more than a plain representation).

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