Picking Cattails; 9/25/10; 3:14 p.m.; Nature Park- Rexburg, ID; f/8.0; 1/100; Canon XS120 IS
Using the tutorial #3 I added an adjustment layer and applied a Multiply blending mode to darken the image. I used a black brush to mask the effect in the background, bringing it back to its original color. Through the use of this adjustment mask I was able to bring the person into the correct exposure.
Barber Shop; 9/17/10; 6:54 p.m.; Richland, WA; f/3.5; 1/40; Canon XS120 IS
Using CI tutorial #23, I converted the image to a Smart Object. From here, I added a few different filters to get the effect I wanted. First I applied a "Poster Edges" filter, giving it the look of a painting. I then used a "Texture" filter to give it the soft grainy look. I desaturated the photo a little bit to give it an older feel and created the final touches by adding a vignette and stroke for the border.
I like the edit you did to the barber shop. Good job bringing the guy back into exposure.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the Barber shop. It actually remind me of what a candy shop or something would be like in the 50's :) I love it! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the Barber Shop. The poster edges is really awesome. I also like how you brought the color back to the guy.
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