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Various images from the Hegeler Carus Mansion in LaSalle, IL.
hegelercarus.org/campus/hegeler-carus-mansion/
I edited one with a split tone approach to complement the standard and sepia processing.
Kiev 88 camera; handheld light source; border is from a hand-filed negative carrier; heavily toned image.
This a study exploring Spit Toning. Split toning is a technique that applies different colors to two ranges of tone in an image. This composition is made up of the same spool of thread, same color, but different photographs with different colors applied to the shadows and the highlights. The fisrt picture in the grid is the actual color, the last is a black & white with a hint of blue added.
Taken during a walk at the Reifel Bird Sanctuary in Ladner (near Vancouver BC). Fujifilm X-T2 with Fotodiox adapter mated to a Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 shot wide open. Processed in CaptureOne.
The other side with the Frontenac castle in the center. Please press F and L to view, go check out my gallery, and comments would be welcome!
A week ago, I went to a party at a friends house/ranch in celebration of Super Bowl XLVII. My friends own three horses and, while I was there, it was feeding time for the horses. So, I decided to walk out and try to take some interesting shots of the horses as they were eating. Now for those of you who know a lot about horses, you all know that it is extremely hard to get a horses attention during feeding time - they LOVE their food. I was popping off shots as they had their heads in the food buckets happily eating away. This is the shot that I liked the best. It is just a shot of the top forehead, forelock, and ears of the youngest horse whose name is Bonnie. This shot was originally black and white but, after a little bit of playing around with the image in the “develop” mode in Lightroom, I decided that the Split Tone effect worked the best for this image.
Lampe ramenée d'un long séjour au Maroc. Celles-ci a été déposée sur la fameuse plaque de plexiglass, elle-même déposée sur un carton blanc (l'endos d'un carton pour les expositions, la réutilisation est ici à l'honneur). Des petites lumières DEL blanches ont été insérées dans la lampe. Photographie longue exposition faite avec un trépied. Après plusieurs essais, un ouverture de F/8 a été sélectionnée afin de rendre l'arrière de la lampe flou tout en conservant l'avant bien net. La chaîne qui permet de suspendre la lampe permet ici de bien voir l'effet de la mise au point sélective. Traitement dans Photoshop et Lightroom.
b'cuz I like both shots but seemed redundant to post separately and I didn't really like how the color came out in original image so... ✔
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Split Toned Grunge created using textures that I captured and then ran through Gradient Mapping and multiple filters.
Full sized textures are found at www.outsidethefray.com.
Mamiya 7II/80mm, Fuji acros 100, D76 Casero 1/1 10'30'', Ansco120 1/2, Papel Fomatone MG Classic 131 18x24, Virado Sepia/Selenio.
The original color image of this abandoned barn was not so interesting. Colors, contrast too harsh. Hence I turned it into a split tone image.
Thanks to Gavin Hoey for explaining the technique at