Tag: photo editing

Hoarfailure

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We had a lot of hoarfrost during the past week and it looked enchanting. However, I did not manage to take any decent pictures, not from a distance. So I took what I’ve got, a photo that had the green leaves of a climber and the frosty background, and tried to enhance it. I am not happy with the results but I thought it might be interesting to post unsuccessful one-to-three.

Original

Colour enhanced version.

A filter called AF6 from the photoscape editing program.

Colour temperature set to as cold as possible (no kidding).

One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge in January.

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Bare Faced

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Barren trees means nests are exposed and you can see where a happy family lived last spring. Lack of leaves also exposes weird forms like the cudgel like branches of a barren sycamore or planetree. And sunsets – whether au natural or with the plastic … Continue reading Bare Faced

Autumn Leaves

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The original photo. The pastel drawing filter (photoscape) applied to the periphery. Focused on the yellow leaf. Water colours filter (photoscape) applied to the whole photo. I lightended the whole photo and added contrast. One-to-three Photo Challenge in November

A Drive-by Shot

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of the Lutherkirche in Ludwigshafen. Original and water colour pencil Original and colour engraving Original and coloured pencil One-to-three Photo Editing Challenge in June