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Edited using luminosity maps, Ctrl+Alt+~ and then some curves. Separate layers for light and dark. Some dodging and burning and selective sharpening, USM and Smart Sharpen. 0,5° CW rotate. Saturation lowered. Processed JPEG, very similar to this one.
I shot these bracketed to play around with HDR, so another version will follow later.
Overly processed (is there any other way?) New Horizons image of Pluto's moon Charon, released today (10 September 2015).
1/8sec @ f/10, 147mm, ISO160. Viewed at 1:1 the increased detail of the G3 over that taken with the G1 shot is pretty apparent. However, there's also a marked difference in the saturation of the two JPEGs (both shot in 'Standard' mode); with the G1 actually turning in a more accurate, although almost clipped in the red channel, result. The next image is the same shot developed from its companion RAW file.
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.
The ambiguity between this use of "processing" and the use in CPU just hit me. English is weird.
Tenuous Link: colonial era guy/people in funny hats
These papers are already matched and ready to be turned into binders! We match up 8 single sided papers or 4 double sided papers for each binder. Sometimes, the matching is hard to finish and there is no room to compromise! It is important here at Crown Binder to make good color matches for our binders.
Limited Edition Prints
Hahnemühle Matt Fine Art Paper
Mounted on Aluminium
600x400mm
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A series of limited edition prints signed and to be exhibited soon (I hope). I'm working on some of my original works when I started out some years back now. If I manage to scrape some pennies together I should be printing out fifteen original works. Five in a series of three, each series constitutes three very different techniques.