Tag: #onetothree

St Martin Is Drawing Near

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The original photo.
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The photoshopped versions are all cropped.  
A   I changed the shot to monochrome but applied selective colouring to the orange of the beak and the area around the eye. 
B   No change to shot A except the selective colour has been changed from orange to blue. 
C   The focus around the head of the goose in the centre has been kept but the rest of the photo is taken out of focus. 
D   I used lunapic.com to change the photo into a picture in the style of Rembrandt.

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in November

Quoth the Raven

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The original.

Or possibly it’s a rook or a crow or a corbie.

Like many outdoor sculptures this raven was not easy to photograph as one has little influence on the background if the bird stands in the middle of a private garden.

  • Lots and lots of backlighting added.
  • A change of the colour tint.
  • The area around the head left untouched, the rest of the photo changed to impressionist dabbing.
  • Similar effect, except that the surrounds are deliberately made grainy.

1-2-3 challenge in October

1,2,3 – FIRE!

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When I posted my tulip pictures for the One to Three Challenged, I had forgotten that I had been playing around with my little “minikens” and done a series with them. So here is a bonus 1-2-3.

The original – but for a bit of cropping

Monochrome and negative.

Explosion (fish eye) and implosion

And since we are looking at toys I thought a lego version might be fitting.

One-two-three Photo Processing Challenge in May

Badge for the one-to-three photo processing challenge.

Star Magnolias

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A white star magnolia. Untreated.

Monochrome – one in black and white, one in sepia.

Then I went to LunaPic and went a bit crazy putting the picture through every art filter they have.

These are the best ones to my mind:

The Filters are called Sadness, Floating, and Escher.

One-two-three Photo Processing Challenge in April

Magies Are Posterboy Pretty

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Magpies don’t have the best of reputations but their black and white coat with its stark contrast is just too beautiful.

The black and white is calling for a monochrome treatment. In the second adaptation I played around with the white balance. I like to do that sometimes because it can yield interesting effects. And then I just went colour crazy.

The One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge in March.