JDar said:
I thought it was a Vespa when I first saw it, but it's not.
http://www.sportiquescooters.com/modern/tng-venice.html
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I thought it was a Vespa when I first saw it, but it's not.
http://www.sportiquescooters.com/modern/tng-venice.html
bousozoku said:
That tree was on a bike path and there were several bikers said to be in pain from it, too.
The thumbnails don't do justice to your ducks but wow, when they are full size the duck fight and the water/ripples zing.
Inspired by Earendil's glowing edge self-portrait here is a glowing edge treated petroglyph I used as a photo album cover.
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neut said:whoa... big images (damn my 3.3 mega-pixels!). were they taken from your car? i'll pick a few to do something with if that's cool. need to build my remix portfolio. im almost up to 80 digital ills for my site.
work has finally slowed down and i'm no longer sick <looking for wood to knock on... formica? damn> so i may actually get some time in on my site... how long have i been saying that i'm going to get that damn thing up? too long.
peace.
Yeah, they were...if you use my stuff I'd appreciate it if you give me photo credit as I'm sure you'd do anyway....anyways that'd be cool...lemme know when you finally get it up...
zync said:
no prob... if i ever get around to finishing anything.
I'll let you know before i put it up to make sure you approve of the usage. i think i'm going to have a remix section on organech.com since i seem to have a few of those hagnin' around. here's another car shot:
i also shot some portraits with the 10D this weekend. i'd love to have an SLR for myself, but i think my next camera will be one of these: 828 or at least a 717...
peace.
Yesterday, it was raining outside, but I took advantage of the times it wasn't, and came up with these shots, a-la photoshop. Enjoy!
Edit: Forgot about some other pics.. The pictures above were taken with my Canon S50, but these below were taken with my grandfather's digital rebel, and one of my dad's lenses (not sure which one, but it makes a 1 to 1 image, I'll find out later...)
This is the image
And this is part of the image at 100%
Only a small part of the image was in focus, because of the small depth of field, and the fact that I was just messing around, but maybe I'll get to work with that camera/lens combo some more this week...
Edit: Forgot about some other pics.. The pictures above were taken with my Canon S50, but these below were taken with my grandfather's digital rebel, and one of my dad's lenses (not sure which one, but it makes a 1 to 1 image, I'll find out later...)
This is the image
And this is part of the image at 100%
Only a small part of the image was in focus, because of the small depth of field, and the fact that I was just messing around, but maybe I'll get to work with that camera/lens combo some more this week...
G4scott said:
Nice work with the raindrops in color.
I did a few like that since getting my D100.
eyelikeart said:Nice work with the raindrops in color.
i think that's a very strong technique to use... the red coated girl in the black and white schindler's list was strong. i guess it can easily be overdone... but if done right, can be awesome. and looks pretty sweet also.
jelloshotsrule said:
I did an art project my Senior year in high school using this technique. I should have a shot of it, but it's basically a black & white image of James Dean & Marilyn Monroe with a color rose.
It certainly adds a level of heirarchy to an piece of work.
G4scott said:
very nice technique... works well in that subtle green.
eyelikeart said:
nice. i find the car to be a very interesting place to shoot from. such an strange perspective to see the world from. fleeting, temporary... yet forever captured from that chaotic or temporary location.
peace.
cool, but those raindrops look like, well, a certain bodily fluid if you catch my driftG4scott said:
Now THAT'S macro! I didn't know there was so much texture on these buttons!
Counterfit said:cool, but those raindrops look like, well, a certain bodily fluid if you catch my drift
Didn't you ever see Mike's shot of the PB buttons? Well, now you know why they feel so sexy....man if I keep typing I might see raindrops on my keyboard
...that was highly kidding BTW!
virividox said:
Here are a few--it's been a while since I checked the links but they are probably still good. Don't miss Adobe's own PS and PSE forums.
http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/
http://photoshopgurus.info/beginner.shtml
http://www.graphicdesigner.ca/photoshoptutorial/
http://www.trainingtools.com/online/photoshop6
I've been super sick and super busy and haven't had a lot of shooting time. Though on Saturday I was in DC and snapped a couple shots. And yesterday, I worked on a project for a christian greeting card company.
Here's the DC stuff:
More to follow...
Here's the DC stuff:
More to follow...
JDar said:
Kick ass image jdar. Love that sap. Looks like stalagtites (or mites, whichever!
)Eye, love your scooter shot. You really pulled some color from that mofo!
idkew said:nice and crisp, very nice. hey- diving board, whatever, as long as it is not moving, it is a tripod to me.
Thanks. Still haven't managed to buy myself a tripod yet, lol. I am deciding whether to go iBook or D70 (huge upgrade from either my dell PC or an S45).
Moxiemike said:Kick ass image jdar. Love that sap. Looks like stalagtites (or mites, whichever!
Eye, love your scooter shot. You really pulled some color from that mofo!
Like an old saying about when bugs attack you. The mites go up then the tites go down.
virividox said:
If you're talking about mine, I got the original picture, extracted the grayscale picture by showing the separate red, green, and blue channels, and picking which one best fits my needs. I copied the grayscale layer, pasted it on top of my color image, and adjusted the curves to get the desired effect. I then took an eraser, and erased on the grayscale image where I wanted the color to be. Nothing too complex.
G4scott said:
That is actually way more complex than it had to be! All you had to do was duplicate the layer then Desaturate/Channel Mix the top layer and erase. I'm not even sure how you did what you did. Did you copy one of the channels to the layer palette? That's what it seems like you did....Channel Mixer would have been more effective but still the pic was pretty cool...
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