What is this process?

[Dmitri]

Anyone know the name of the post proc. done on these photos, or how it is done?

(linked because they not mine)
Flickr Photo Download: Rencontre avec l'arrière arrière petit rejeton du légendaire Pégasse, lors d'une de mes explorations au confin du monde, son nom est Nougat surnommé par les anciens ; Vent du ciel

Flickr Photo Download: Cette roue qui tourne, tourne et tourne et qui n'en finit plus de tourner, nous l'avons retrouvé au fond d'un canyon en train de se reposer.

 

[rusty9]

to me it just looks like a warming filter in PS. and maybe a bump in contrast

 

[jeffreyamanning]

Anyone know the name of the post proc. done on these photos, or how it is done?

(linked because they not mine)
Flickr Photo Download: Rencontre avec l'arrière arrière petit rejeton du légendaire Pégasse, lors d'une de mes explorations au confin du monde, son nom est Nougat surnommé par les anciens ; Vent du ciel

Flickr Photo Download: Cette roue qui tourne, tourne et tourne et qui n'en finit plus de tourner, nous l'avons retrouvé au fond d'un canyon en train de se reposer.

The first one looks like a digital scan of a film print or negative to me with the dust and scratches all over. Could either be lomo with leaky light (doubt it because it's too uniform) or an inner shadow in PP. I would go towards the inner shadow because it is so uniform. There may be some Photoshop Action somewhere that tries to mimic the scratches and dust of a film print. I know there are some that mimic certain types of film. I still say a digital scan of a film print or negative, with minor adjustments in PP.

The second one looks digital. It appears as if there's been some sharpening and possibly some color adjustments. Nothing really complicated.

 

[Dmitri]

Anyone know the name of the post proc. done on these photos, or how it is done?

(linked because they not mine)
Flickr Photo Download: Rencontre avec l'arrière arrière petit rejeton du légendaire Pégasse, lors d'une de mes explorations au confin du monde, son nom est Nougat surnommé par les anciens ; Vent du ciel

Flickr Photo Download: Cette roue qui tourne, tourne et tourne et qui n'en finit plus de tourner, nous l'avons retrouvé au fond d'un canyon en train de se reposer.

The first one looks like a digital scan of a film print or negative to me with the dust and scratches all over. Could either be lomo with leaky light (doubt it because it's too uniform) or an inner shadow in PP. I would go towards the inner shadow because it is so uniform. There may be some Photoshop Action somewhere that tries to mimic the scratches and dust of a film print. I know there are some that mimic certain types of film. I still say a digital scan of a film print or negative, with minor adjustments in PP.

The second one looks digital. It appears as if there's been some sharpening and possibly some color adjustments. Nothing really complicated.

Ah yes I think you're right - I did a search for lomo and it does seem to resemble it. Thank you!