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mmmmm, bloody mary! You can almost see my reflection in that lower ice cube!

Some work for my Creative Process College Class

I kinda find these fun pieces. The colours are taken from an array rather than from images and make me think of sweets. Their movement and composition however are always very different. I have no idea where they are going.

Wanted to try a different effect with this to see if it worked. Comments welcome as always.

Study table under morning light

Processed with VSCOcam with f3 preset

One week of the Giving Tree Band recording in the north Wisconsin woods

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Showing Katrin what can be done in post, this is the processed version of an earlier picture.

Smiling is a natural thing for an happy girl.

The papers of second University Librarian Eleanor Welch is getting close to being done!

 

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Natural language processing (NLP) helps computer program to understand human language and and scales other language-related tasks.https://www.aiconsultinggroup.com.au/blog/Natural-language-processing/

 

Cross-process, By Emily 2005

Heavily processed Rijkmuseum ukiyo-e print of a portrait of an actor in costume.

Typographic research using processing geomerative library by Sir Ricard Marxer Piñón.

de la serie la viacrucis del color

LOMO LC-A Cross Processing

Cross-processed film. Taken with a Minolta SRT-201.

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Processed with VSCOcam with m3 preset

FP4 4x5 shot on Intrepid.

Reprinted as 8x10 digital negative and then used that for this gold toned kallitype.

Quite major PP: levels/curves, duplicate (overlay 70%), desaturate top layer

Still working on that achieving the uber-trendy cross process look

I wasn't happy with the previous upload of this photo, as it had zero post processing done to it. This version had it's levels sorted in paint.net, and noise removed by noiseware. It's much closer to what you could see with the eye on that day. Taken from Snettisham beach, Norfolk UK.

Processed with VSCO with preset Processed with VSCO with s3 preset

Nikon FM2n w/ Nikkor 50/1.4

Agfa APX 100

Ilfosol 3 (1+9) 5min @ 24C

Epson Perfection V600

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