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The detail and crispness in this is good. For some reason, that thing seems edible to me >.>;
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haha yeah does look quite yum doesnt it.
great color nice job
very nice shot.
i love this colour series 
i think the effect i like most about this is how a simple colour tone difference has completely removed the bud from the rest of the image. It almost looks out of place and completely unrelated to the background-as if it was imported to rather than enhanced from the image.
I've no idea how you do this sort of thing, but it makes very interesting images
i think the effect i like most about this is how a simple colour tone difference has completely removed the bud from the rest of the image. It almost looks out of place and completely unrelated to the background-as if it was imported to rather than enhanced from the image.
I've no idea how you do this sort of thing, but it makes very interesting images
thanks! yeah I think the color makes the shot.
thanks, appreciate the comment.
thanks,
the effect used is one of the simplest in photoshop. it's actually so generic it makes me peuk when i use it too much. I used to just grab a section of the photo and desaturate it. But I find recently I've been more careful and actually blow the photo up and lasoo everything. Then I add a layer of black and apply the "color" blending mode. I delete the areas from this layer within the selection, this keeps the original colour showing through. This method of "desaturation" is a far better method than the "desaturate" adjustment in photoshop and creates a better quality of black and white photo.
the effect used is one of the simplest in photoshop. it's actually so generic it makes me peuk when i use it too much. I used to just grab a section of the photo and desaturate it. But I find recently I've been more careful and actually blow the photo up and lasoo everything. Then I add a layer of black and apply the "color" blending mode. I delete the areas from this layer within the selection, this keeps the original colour showing through. This method of "desaturation" is a far better method than the "desaturate" adjustment in photoshop and creates a better quality of black and white photo.
ah rite i see.......i really shud get photoshop or something one day to edit photos with! I'd love to try effects like that
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the effect used is one of the simplest in photoshop. it's actually so generic it makes me peuk when i use it too much. I used to just grab a section of the photo and desaturate it. But I find recently I've been more careful and actually blow the photo up and lasoo everything. Then I add a layer of black and apply the "color" blending mode. I delete the areas from this layer within the selection, this keeps the original colour showing through. This method of "desaturation" is a far better method than the "desaturate" adjustment in photoshop and creates a better quality of black and white photo.