Photoshopped.

jadin · Jun 22, 2004

Due to the squabble in the photo posting forum about digitally 'enhancing' photos. I thought why not a theme to let everyone post their digital creations. Since this is a photo forum, make sure you're editing photos and not just making it all from scratch

This was accomplished by making the photo a negative, then changing the levels to the extreme, making the shadows the highlights, and the highlights the shadows.

Same as the previous photo, but very slightly different 'levels' settings.

Two images merged, the old window view was that of K-mart, I like the clouds quite a bit better.

One of my newest digital art pieces. Inverted the image using hue instead of brightness.

StvShoop · Jun 22, 2004

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malachite · Jun 22, 2004

jadin - I really dig the last one. Looks just like a time exposure on print film. Cool stuff............

Scott WRG Editor · Jun 22, 2004

This photo, taken by one of my photographers, was a first attempt at "creating" a photo. The original is essentially the same but the aircraft was way too dark. I cut out the aircraft and modified the contrast and such and then overlayed it on a fresh original copy of the photo. It's essentially a photo composite using only one photo. I think it came out ok. What are your thoughts?

ZacKrohn · Jun 22, 2004

Edited due to broken link

StvShoop · Jun 22, 2004

Edited due to broken link

jadin · Jun 22, 2004

Scott WRG Editor said:
This photo, taken by one of my photographers, was a first attempt at "creating" a photo. The original is essentially the same but the aircraft was way too dark. I cut out the aircraft and modified the contrast and such and then overlayed it on a fresh original copy of the photo. It's essentially a photo composite using only one photo. I think it came out ok. What are your thoughts?

Looks Great. Very effective way to get a great shot out of a would be non-usable.

Alison · Jun 23, 2004

This one I used a plug in called Mystical TTC (tint, tone and coloring). There's a setting called overexposed that gives the look of infrared almost. Anyway, I used that and I think I also used enriched black.

Jaffapie · Jun 25, 2004

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Scott WRG Editor · Jun 25, 2004

Jaffapie said:
This was for a dissertation I was writing on photo manipulation. The top left is the original photo, the top right is a "fashion/makeup" manip (are these models really as beautiful as they seem?), the bottom left is photo journalism (can we be sure that what we see in the papers is real?) and the bottom right is photo art (anything goes!)

I adore manipulating in Photoshop. It makes me happy inside.

Very nice, I like the upper left hand one the best, I like the eye color and find them quite striking. The bottom right one is my second favorite, I like how the facial art is subtle and does not overwhelm the face. The upper right looks fake which I guess means it was successful in representing some of the fashion photography. The last one is just plain neat.

Good work.