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Original image can be referenced at:
www.flickr.com/photos/42621852@N06/4140539891/
I corrected the whitebalance on this by allowing photoshop to auto correct the white balance using the painted line on the street.
I also increased the highlights of this images so that the image wasn't too dull.
For this one, the plants in the foreground were underexposed, to bring out their color and contrast, the sky in the background, which was already a little washed out, has become overexposed... I kind of like the way it looks.
Sterling silver sheet, ring stock, and bezel wire. And I cut out the discs till I get a disc cutter.
Golden sunlight spills across the textured, undulating walls of an organic adobe structure nestled deep within the rugged terrain of the Argentine Northwest. The building exemplifies vernacular Andean architecture, utilizing locally sourced mud, stone, and a thick, golden thatched roof supported by rustic wooden beams to naturally insulate against the extreme high-altitude elements. Shot from a low, dramatic angle, the composition emphasizes the curvature of the earthen walls against a striking, saturated azure sky dotted with a single, brilliant white cloud. Large, organically shaped windows puncture the thick facade, their unpolished edges mirroring the fluid, hand-sculpted aesthetic of the entire edifice. The harsh, direct midday lighting casts deep, cooling shadows beneath the overhanging eaves, highlighting the coarse texture of the straw thatch and the woven cane ceiling visible through the glass. Reflections on the large central pane offer subtle glimpses of the sky, contrasting with the dark, mysterious interior space. A sturdy base of mortared reddish stones roots the structure to the arid earth, while dry, golden grasses in the foreground sway gently, bridging the gap between raw nature and human habitation. The atmosphere is one of profound silence and historical continuity, evoking a deep respect for the indigenous building traditions of the Quebrada de Humahuaca or the surrounding highland valleys. The vibrant contrast between the ochre tones of the adobe, the burnt sienna of the distant mountain slopes, and the crisp blue sky creates a quintessential Norte Argentino color palette. This type of sustainable construction, seamlessly blending into the majestic, dusty landscape, speaks volumes about the region's enduring connection to the earth. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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La luz del sol dorada se derrama sobre las paredes texturizadas y onduladas de una estructura orgánica de adobe enclavada en lo profundo del escarpado terreno del Noroeste Argentino. El edificio ejemplifica la arquitectura vernácula andina, utilizando barro, piedra de origen local y un techo de paja grueso y dorado sostenido por vigas de madera rústicas para aislar naturalmente contra los elementos extremos de gran altitud. Fotografiada desde un ángulo bajo y dramático, la composición enfatiza la curvatura de las paredes de tierra contra un cielo azul saturado e impactante, salpicado por una sola nube blanca y brillante. Ventanas grandes y de forma orgánica perforan la gruesa fachada, sus bordes sin pulir reflejando la estética fluida y esculpida a mano de todo el edificio. La luz directa y dura del mediodÃa proyecta sombras profundas y refrescantes debajo de los aleros que sobresalen, resaltando la textura áspera de la paja y el techo de caña tejida visible a través del cristal. Los reflejos en el gran panel central ofrecen destellos sutiles del cielo, contrastando con el espacio interior oscuro y misterioso. Una base robusta de piedras rojizas con mortero arraiga la estructura a la tierra árida, mientras que las hierbas secas y doradas en el primer plano se mecen suavemente, acortando la brecha entre la naturaleza cruda y la habitación humana. La atmósfera es de un profundo silencio y continuidad histórica, evocando un profundo respeto por las tradiciones de construcción indÃgena de la Quebrada de Humahuaca o los valles altos circundantes. El contraste vibrante entre los tonos ocre del adobe, el siena tostado de las laderas de las montañas distantes y el cielo azul nÃtido crea una paleta de colores por excelencia del Norte Argentino. Este tipo de construcción sostenible, que se integra a la perfección en el paisaje majestuoso y polvoriento, dice mucho sobre la conexión perdurable de la región con la tierra. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para Project 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
📊 Project 23 Master Database
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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Thought I would see what I could make of these lovely dahlias that are on my kitchen table at the moment. The result: the hyper-saturated macros that follow. Not traditional flower portraiture, but they are fun little experiments.
I made a few color adjustments on this photo. The original photo had boring grass, so I intensified the color of the green grass and put a light brown color on the originally plain white dried grass. I also slightly changed the colors on the bodies of the geese.
I made several changes to this photo, but it doesn't seem to effect the overall clipping of the red color.
Temperature 5200 to 4500
Fill Light 0 to 75
Tint + 8 to -20
Contrast +25 to +50
Saturation 0 to -5
I had trouble taking a satisfying picture of this view of my hometown, it was around 4 pm, so light was low and the first couple I took I over exposed to try to compensate for the low light, and the sky looked too pale. For this one I decreased the exposure and also increased saturation a bit to show more of the color that was there.
Description:
Green prints with abstract motives. 4 meters / full chiffon with diamante.
Code Name:
[Kain 0006]
Status:
Price:
RM49