The wedding day.

[Emanuel M]

Vintage edition of my wedding car

https://flic.kr/p/zgCTY3

Don't know why, but i like this noisy vintage look
It's the classyness of the car maybe.

Cheers

 

[daisyish]

Cool! How did you get the picture to be so grainy? Could I see the original?

 

[Emanuel M]

Of course you can
I edited on Lightroom, converted to B&W, bumped up the contrast and decreased the exposure a bit.
Then I've exported the photo to Photoshop and added the grain - on filters you have the option to add grain
And voilá

Cheers

 

[spiralout462]

Cool! I like the processing and the car!

 

[timor]

Nice car. But why grain should be consider an element of vintage look ? Big grain and short dynamic range are rather attributes of bad skills. Oh, well, that was common in predigital era. Now computers make up for it.
Congratulation on your wedding !

 

[Emanuel M]

I know
I went for pre-digital look

Thanks for the comments.
Cheers

 

[Braineack]

the noise looks forced, not like vintage grain. Everything just looks the same gray -- even if it was shot on slow film there should more tonal range throughout the image.

I think B&W works better on this image, but not as converted here.

 

[Emanuel M]

It's the first time I do something like this...
I have all the versions with me, including these.

But I liked the grainy version a bit more
I guess it depends on the mood...

Cheers

 

[tirediron]

Honestly, I'm more puzzled about why you chose not to wait 'til the dude in the orange shirt was out of the frame (or simply remove him in post).

 

[Emanuel M]

The "dude" is the priest
This Photo wasn't taken by me.
I was already inside waiting for my wife
But I have all raw photos from the day to edit as I like...

Cheers