I didn't actually plan this (I saw her playing guitar on the couch and thought it would make a reasonable photo), but this is my sister, who just recently got herself a 365 account! (I was planning to announce that anyway, but now I have an appropriate photo to accompany it. :D)
It's been a bit stressful for me lately... I have become the queen of the art of procrastination... exams are Tuesday and Wednesday and aaaargh I just don't wanna xD
Also, thank you all so much for taking the time to stop by and comment/fav my photos :) it's always appreciated (even if I never do the mass thank yous!) :)
31, Australia, photographer, graphic designer & website developer.
Currently shooting on my Google Pixel 2 :)
My full gear set includes:
- Canon EOS 6D body
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Beautiful. I love the POV. The way you process your photos inspires me.
I've tried similar things & it never quite works. Someday when you're not as busy, would you instruct us with some of the ways you choose to process or list some books that might help?
I tend to process my images in mostly the same way, yes :) I do it manually in Photoshop. It involves adding a few Fill layers - a flesh-coloured layer set on Multiply (to darken the white areas) and a very dark navy blue layer set on Screen (to lighten the darks). And sometimes I adjust the colour balance of the base photo so it's of a more blueish hue. I think that's basically it :)
These aren't hard and fast rules of course - often I tweak it depending on the image and/or the feel I'm going for and/or my mood that day. :D
@pocketmouse Thank you so much for sharing!! It looked like the same processing and your photos are always beautiful. I couldn't replicate it in Picmonkey. :)
Going to check her out!!!
I've tried similar things & it never quite works. Someday when you're not as busy, would you instruct us with some of the ways you choose to process or list some books that might help?
I tend to process my images in mostly the same way, yes :) I do it manually in Photoshop. It involves adding a few Fill layers - a flesh-coloured layer set on Multiply (to darken the white areas) and a very dark navy blue layer set on Screen (to lighten the darks). And sometimes I adjust the colour balance of the base photo so it's of a more blueish hue. I think that's basically it :)
These aren't hard and fast rules of course - often I tweak it depending on the image and/or the feel I'm going for and/or my mood that day. :D
great focus:D