Family of four psycho
by Melethia

Comment by awpollard:
Wow, this is a trip... A co-worker gave me a photo of her son standing in the very same place to work up for her. I did the same type effect (it was before TA was out). We printed it at 13x19 and it came out insanely cool...you couldn't get the shot from the shot if you wanted to. ...enough bout me.

Very cool shot, you can see that psycho works well when you have a busy shot. So what if it adds a little grain, there is enough going on that the viewer never stops in one place to notice. Great Job.

Family of four psycho
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
And it rocks! It's my favorite preset!

Family of four psycho
by Melethia

Comment by karenk:
Looks great love the colors and detail it brought out.

Family of four psycho
by Melethia

Comment by sfalice:
Well, there they are right next to the robobank, and in the nice trippy town of Amsterdam, so sure, Psychedelic is not only appropriate, it's probably just normal processing.
:-))

Family of four psycho
by Melethia

Comment by turnofthesue:
I really like what the psychedelic preset does to candid people shots. This is no exception!

Family of four psycho
by Melethia

Comment by bassbone:
I don't think it is entirely appropriate to call the entire family psycho....but the mother does look like she could go 'off' if provoked. ,-)

Very cool technique and excellent use of off kilter composition and angles to create a dynamic feel. i have been hesitant to use this tool yet because of the extreme look given to people. I think it works very nicely here and maybe i need to run some images of the Vermont GTG folks using this...especially annig and hot_pixel.

Pressphoto 1
by Melethia

Comment by Jedusi:
Love the layers - both literal and metaphorical to this shot . .

Looking at a colour picture, of brightly dressed people affluent looking at B&W pictures of chaos and poverty (particularly the shot on the right).

Cool effect

House nostalgic
by Melethia

Comment by Ken:
Excellent use of the filter, I do like what it does. In this case it seems to remove the color that pulls the eye from your main subject.

BlueBallet
by Melethia

Comment by Ken:
Lovely blue tones and a wonderful shot. New fave.

Absynthe
by Melethia

Comment by Zigomar:
What an ironical advert with poor Vincent on it. It almost says: "drink Absynthe and you'll snap like he did". Oh yeah, I hope you went to Van Gogh museum, it's one of the most amazing experiences I've had.