editing again.
Fun none the less though.
First two are me basically messing around with topaz adjust. I'd highly recommend this plugin.
First one going for an hdr feel but not too heavy into it.
Second i'm mainly using the plugin to bring out texture and detail.
3rd image is me messing with Dodge in photoshop to make a plain picture look like warm sunlight bathing every object on the bench.
Original.
Edit in progress.
What are you doing to break the winter cobwebs off your camera and photoshop?
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
As soon as I can, I want to get to te Bronx Zoo, and see what I can get with the 300mm f/4 on the D3s and te D200.
John Landolfi wrote: Really like those pumps!
As soon as I can, I want to get to te Bronx Zoo, and see what I can get with the 300mm f/4 on the D3s and te D200.
lol thanks, i've been feeling the itch to shoot again hardcore. It just needs to warm up a tad around here.
You just get that 300?
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Leilanee wrote: The second one would look really cool if you selective coloured all the white and then did a full HDR. Needs an inverted vignette too. That would spice it up quite a bit.
In the last edit, the background looks really blown out... Might want to try under exposing next time.
Exposure is pushed on purpose. You would like it if I selective colored ANYTHING .
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Scotty wrote:
John Landolfi wrote: Really like those pumps!
As soon as I can, I want to get to te Bronx Zoo, and see what I can get with the 300mm f/4 on the D3s and te D200.
lol thanks, i've been feeling the itch to shoot again hardcore. It just needs to warm up a tad around here.
You just get that 300?
No, I've had it a while, just seldom take it because it is such a beast to carry. But it fits in the Billingham 307, and I'd like to try some creature shots.
garyrhook wrote:
Leilanee wrote: The second one would look really cool if you selective coloured all the white and then did a full HDR. Needs an inverted vignette too. That would spice it up quite a bit.
Gonna have to agree to disagree on that one.
In the last edit, the background looks really blown out... Might want to try under exposing next time.
The edited image clearly shows the window being blown out, to emphasize the sun coming through and filling the room with light. It was effectively done, IMO. Not that I disliked the original; it's nice as well.
lol she was joking with me, inside joke.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
John Landolfi wrote:
Scotty wrote:
John Landolfi wrote: Really like those pumps!
As soon as I can, I want to get to te Bronx Zoo, and see what I can get with the 300mm f/4 on the D3s and te D200.
lol thanks, i've been feeling the itch to shoot again hardcore. It just needs to warm up a tad around here.
You just get that 300?
No, I've had it a while, just seldom take it because it is such a beast to carry. But it fits in the Billingham 307, and I'd like to try some creature shots.
300 f/4 a beast? Man I would hate to see you with a 400 2.8!
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Scotty wrote:
John Landolfi wrote:
Scotty wrote:
John Landolfi wrote: Really like those pumps!
As soon as I can, I want to get to te Bronx Zoo, and see what I can get with the 300mm f/4 on the D3s and te D200.
lol thanks, i've been feeling the itch to shoot again hardcore. It just needs to warm up a tad around here.
You just get that 300?
No, I've had it a while, just seldom take it because it is such a beast to carry. But it fits in the Billingham 307, and I'd like to try some creature shots.
300 f/4 a beast? Man I would hate to see you with a 400 2.8!
Well, I'd give it a real try... even the 300 f/2.8...
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