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09/06/2005 05:53:57 PM · #1 |
I've taken advantage of the High Contrast challenge to do some experiments in high contrast conversion.
For these images, I used the watercolor filter and crosshatch filter to, of all things, preserve the integrity of the photos--parts anyway. What they did was allow me to preserve the textures while still getting a lot of contrast. I've found that often, texture and details are lost when I add contrast.
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After applying each filter--to the full sized image--I used the Fade command to fade the effect to about 25-30%.
If nothing else, I did find that it was fun to see how to use the various Photoshop filters creatively to enhance my photos.
It would be fun to see what you think!
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09/06/2005 05:57:51 PM · #2 |
These are exceptionally nice from a tonalities POV. Well done.
R.
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09/06/2005 05:58:05 PM · #3 |
Hey cool pics! I really like the second two but the first one looks like an old WWII picture or something.
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09/06/2005 06:14:36 PM · #4 |
Wonderufl layering of compositions, Dave. Top-notch work as always. The only one that doesn't settle with me is the "It's a living" shot. The perspective just does not seem to be the best for the situation and I feel IMHO that there is a bit too much breathing room of nothingness above the clouds. Also, minorly, in Death and Life the horizon seems tilted a couple of degrees to the left.
Great shots though! I'm glad that you've started submitting again after a small hiatus.
Lee
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