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Conrad is a neighbor's dog, and I have many shots of him throughout the more recent section of my photostream.

Editing a photo of daisies! Quite like the way it turned out!

New feature in flickr

not my best PhoSho-Smearing,

but maybe I'll give it another try someday

 

anyway good enough ...for now

This picture was taken by my brother in his recent trip to Niagara Falls. I told I'd do some photoshop magic on a few of his pictures.

 

This picture popped out at a me because she looked so funny huddling against the waterfall mist, and so I tried to accentuate her in the foreground. I think it worked out reasonably well.

 

View On Black

I went to town on this in DxO Optics Pro 4 and spent hours on it. I applied the Fuji Velvia 50 color profile which got the colors perfect, leveled the shot, and played with the lighting correction controls to find the right balance of contrast (which I like a lot of) and shadow detail on the beach. If I had to do this one over again, I'd go back to the original JPEG and maybe tone down the colors just a tad, and also try to get a little more shadow detail on the beach. You might see some JPEG compression artifacts and even a little posterization in the sky, but the original file looks great and can easily be printed as big as you want. Nikon DSLRs tend to have very very good JPEG outputs. My Canon DSLR doesn't spit out quite as good JPEGs and can tend to have posterization effects in the sky shots like these in the darker areas so I'd have wanted to shoot this one in RAW on a Canon.

gradient gels. shot of mount nemo

This is a typical example of how i edit my images.

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Experimenting with a "Lomo effect" in post-processing, as I describe on my website.

This is not my image but one I photoshopped for the PostProcess group -see the original image and thread here:

 

www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594531103105/

 

The original image is by Photographer Jerry Lee.

Portrait Photography

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