Do you like heavily modified images?

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Do you like heavily modified images?

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Not everyone's taste I know ... but I enjoy doing this sort of thing :D

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Vine leaf - tri-toned
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Interesting I would say. I like it, though, frankly, the empty black space behind it is a bit distracting, or even attracting your sight towards it. The texture is excellent.
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I like it Rogprov. A really interesting effect - almost like leather. Like the Doc I'm not sure about the dark space. How do you do it?
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Yours is subtle and I like a lot.. This is seriously modified for artisitc effect.

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RobbieA wrote:Yours is subtle and I like a lot.. This is seriously modified for artisitc effect.

.... seriously indeed :D :D but very good!


I'll confess and admit this has been on another forum a few days ago ... but I really did want to know what the folk on here thought!

It's originally a colour photo (Sony a700) of a very red vine leaf in late evening low light. Converted in CS3 to black and white using a modified "maximum black" setting. Converted to grey-scale then tri-toned - black/focoltone 1002/focoltone 4003. Converted to RGB and rather overly sharpened with USM.

Thanks for all the unexpectedly favourable comments :D :D
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Soemtimes these treatments can give an otherwise mundane shot a life it wouldn't have had without. There were some really busy street scenes that were given "the hayes island effect" that was talked about a couple of years ago and I must say it made nice work of otherwise unusable shots and thats always stuck in my mind
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Sonolta wrote:Let me throw down a few from years-gone-by...

Playing around...

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Really liked the bicycle man Don :D
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woo I like the bycicle one and the house after it too!


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I like the bicyclist too. :D
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I find all this type of image manipulation interesting...
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Now this is art!! Photography is made up of 2 words, photo meaning light and graphics meaning painting. therefore painting with light. This is exactly what has been done in these images.
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I really like Robbie's pictiure of the happy couple - great effect. I'd far rather something like that on the wall than an ordinary wedding photograph

Great pictures as well Sonolta - the bicycles is also my favourite, a long with th leaf details.
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Remember the perception of art can be quite individual, a lot like music guess, you either like it or not. Manipulated images has its place. I like the leaf images and the bikes with the water-colour style.
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wave_wizard wrote:...and the bikes with the water-colour style.

Shhh! Don't remind Don of water colours :P :wink:
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I am not too much a friend of over processed images. Rogers is ok for me, Robbies not. From Dons pics, only #3 works for me (I actually like it, maybe I should watch less Tour de France :? )
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