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So I have decided to play around with my photos and try some new editing techniques. Instead of just touching them up, I decided to try different filters and effects to create different feels for the photos. Would like to get some feedback on how others like the results. Any and all critique is valued and welcomed.
All photos were edited with a free program called Photoscape.
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 A Window to the Mountains by Uncharted Sights, on Flickr
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 Overpass by Uncharted Sights, on Flickr
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 Fallen by Uncharted Sights, on Flickr
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 Old Tram Building by Uncharted Sights, on Flickr
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Hmm. Instagram filters don't really make a better photo.
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if you want it to look like film, just shoot film
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Posted by NotQuiteHuman
if you want it to look like film, just shoot film
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THIS.
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2 and 4 have distracting scratches(?). Showing two pics with identical scratches is very no.
The same pics also have some vignetting in the corners that reminds me of a cheap box camera I had as a kid.
I would instead try different mat colors and textures to complement a print in an exhibition.
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"The beauty of mediocrity is that anything can make you better." -Jeff Mallett |
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Try incorporating some HDR, it's really easy to play around with the tones and make the colors pop without using filters.
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Posted by contexxt
Try incorporating some HDR, it's really easy to play around with the tones and make the colors pop without using filters.
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Yes, and it always looks great!
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Whatever #2 is, I want to see more of it ... from different angles and vantage points.
That is a rad looking facility.
Please re-post some pics of #2 without shitting it up in Instagram.
Please.
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