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 09/28/2005 12:01:59 PM · #1
Working with some photos I took of Krystal a few weeks ago, I post-processed three today with the grunge method as my inspiration. I am sort of addicted to it. The "grunginess" of the pics vary in degrees. Here they are:







For more pictures of Krystal from that session, here's my pbase gallery of her.

Others: I went with a group of photographers to Kanchanaburi, Thailand two weekends ago. Some of my entries in recent challenges were taken from that trip. Here are some pictures that I like:







I really enjoyed that trip and I would like to share some of the pictures I took there. Here's the gallery in pbase for the rest of the picture.

My next big trip will be this last week of October in Nepal.

Manny

Message edited by author 2005-09-28 12:14:33.
 09/28/2005 12:05:39 PM · #2


Awesome work.....I have the grunge filter but haven't quite mastered it yet.
 09/28/2005 12:17:27 PM · #3
I do not work with an "action" for grunge. I just play around with layers and curves and channells til I get the deisred results.

Manny
 09/28/2005 12:56:56 PM · #4
Manny,
I love your work, no matter what processing techniques you use.

Your images are so touching and emotive. I think "National Geographic" every time I get into your portfolio. Because of this, I often long for more details. Certainly, you are very busy just to get all those images posted; but it really makes it for me when you choose to tell us who they are and what's going on. Thanks for sharing.
 09/28/2005 01:08:30 PM · #5
I love looking at your work! It has an exotic quality that I just don't see in work done here in the states. My husband and I are traveling to Vietnam soon to pick up a new member of our family and I'm so excited to take my camera with us. I can't wait so see if my work grows along with our family. hehe
 09/28/2005 01:11:29 PM · #6
Originally posted by librodo:
I do not work with an "action" for grunge. I just play around with layers and curves and channells til I get the deisred results.

Manny


Sorry but do you care to share how you got that result?
 09/28/2005 02:11:24 PM · #7
OK I am out of the loop here. Where does one obtain this grunge filter?

Thanks
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