Posted by Rhys (Darlington, United Kingdom) on 15 March 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.
Trip to Scarborough last weekend. I have never posted a heavily post- processed shot like this before. I'm usualy against this type of 'special effects' type of image, but, for some unexplainable reason I quite like how this has turned out. This started out as an adjustment layer in a 'V' shape. Check here to see what I mean: hammer without a master I got the idea from a post on Chromasia a few days ago. It gives a kind of solarized effect. I then added a few other curves to tweak the result. Anyhow, its good to have a change now and then.
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I like the effects in the processing. It looks like a very exclusive place. Lots of pampering on the premises. Excellent image.
15 Mar 2008 12:35am
@Michael Skorulski: Thanks Michael, sometimes this kind of PP can look tacky (maybe to some people this does-?) but I quite like this version as it retains a fair bit of clarity.
joli graphisme. Marie
15 Mar 2008 4:24am
interesting photo with beautifil light
15 Mar 2008 9:17am
This is really bizarre. Before I scrolled down to your description, I was trying to figure out how the heck you did it. The part that was really puzzling me was the way that your reflection seemed to made of boards up to your shoulders and then I could make out your head. The reflection of the scenery is quite odd too because it is hard to tell whether you are looking out the window or at a reflection.
15 Mar 2008 11:38am
Awesome and great work !!!! WOW
15 Mar 2008 2:51pm
Wonderful result, excellent shot.
15 Mar 2008 4:38pm
Nice pp to this! It's always great to experiment. :)
15 Mar 2008 9:55pm
Nice shot . . .
16 Mar 2008 2:20am
that is a neat capture.
16 Mar 2008 5:02pm
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