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 PogMahone
  
Location: Denver, CO
Gender: Male
That's Officer Pog to you...
 |  |  | A Small Collection of my Photos (Critique more than welcome)
< on 6/4/2011 5:52 AM >
|  | | | With the exception of the last 4, these haven't been altered in any way. I try not to do much if any photo editing. The last 4, 3 being HDRs, are experiments. I'm always looking to improve my art. If you see something that you think could use a little work, tips, or tricks; feel free to tell me.
Just a few notes on the HDRs: First, I didn't process the original photos in RAW. For whatever reason, my computer doesn't like the Nikon RAW codec. Second, I hate the whole acid trip look on so many HDR images. So I used it more to subtly enhance the picture instead of go overboard and make something that looks like what Owsley Stanley would've seen.
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Messing around with filters and vignettes to give it a dark, creepy feeling.
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HDR 1
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HDR 3
Thanks for the words, kind or malevolent.
My maplog: http://maps.google...d8618244a8&t=h&z=5 |
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Price
Location: Houston,TX
Gender: Male
Urbex: Keeping record of things most people have forgotten.
| | Re: A Small Collection of my Photos (Critique more than welcome)
<Reply # 1 on 6/4/2011 6:12 AM >
| | | | reagarding spooky dark creepy
try duplicating the layer and playing with blend modes.i like linear light
it makes things dark and if u use the eraser and burn and dodge correctly u can get some sweet results
this was a bland boring photo when i shot it but after 10 mins in layer modes i got a cool result
St.Theresa by Price Finder, on Flickr
“It still amazes me how many millions goes to discovering another star in the galaxies when, for all we know, we are still sitting on top of another undiscovered world beneath our feet.”
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Price
Location: Houston,TX
Gender: Male
Urbex: Keeping record of things most people have forgotten.
| | Re: A Small Collection of my Photos (Critique more than welcome)
<Reply # 2 on 6/4/2011 6:13 AM >
| | | | also your HDR's lack the range
it looks as if youre just editing one photo?
i do like 3,4,6
“It still amazes me how many millions goes to discovering another star in the galaxies when, for all we know, we are still sitting on top of another undiscovered world beneath our feet.”
-Martin Dansky (1952) |
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Valkyre
Location: Niflheim
Gender: Male
Its not the end of the world, but you can see it from here.
| | | Re: A Small Collection of my Photos (Critique more than welcome)
<Reply # 3 on 6/4/2011 7:15 AM >
| | | | I like 5.
Also, you into Porcupine Tree. So, WIN.
Once things get political, they want us to stop shooting and start dancing.
I don't dance. |
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PogMahone
Location: Denver, CO
Gender: Male
That's Officer Pog to you...
| | | Re: A Small Collection of my Photos (Critique more than welcome)
<Reply # 5 on 6/4/2011 2:20 PM >
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I see what you mean about playing around with a second layer. I like the result you came up with. Reminds me a bit of Lasse Hoile.
Posted by Price
also your HDR's lack the range
it looks as if youre just editing one photo?
i do like 3,4,6
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Nope, I've used at least 3 images on these. Max 5. 1 or 2 F-Stops low, 1 perfectly balanced, 1 or 2 F-Stops high.
Here are the originals:
Total images: 5
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Total images: 5
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I went a little overboard with this one and did 7
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As I said, I'm not capable of processing Nikon RAW files on my computer. So using JPEGs may be partially to blame.
In the ones you liked, what did you think were the reasons they worked out well?
Posted by Valkyre
I like 5.
Also, you into Porcupine Tree. So, WIN.
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Indeed, good sir.
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