#1 A stone statue (clearly not the 'essence' of 'stone' though)
#2 A stone levy (a bit closer, I suppose)
#3 And finally, nothing but...
I found it rather tough to pull anything dramatic out of a stone on an overcast (typical) Nortwest day. I definitely will go back to this one considering the heady-ness of a subject like stone.
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#1 A stone statue (clearly not the 'essence' of 'stone' though)
#2 A stone levy (a bit closer, I suppose)
#3 And finally, nothing but...
I found it rather tough to pull anything dramatic out of a stone on an overcast (typical) Nortwest day. I definitely will go back to this one considering the heady-ness of a subject like stone.
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As to the dramatic - you can always add as much drama as your heart desires in post...
Here's my contribution to this assignment. I'm getting started a little late as I have been on Vaca and I'm planning a wedding. This was taken at the lake near my house this past weekend. feedback is appreciated!
Do you mind my asking the PP treatment you used to do that?
sorry, man, don't remember, I don't have the PSD with me.
I think it was a simple combo of channel-based Curves and Black-and-White adjustment layers. I wouldn't spend more than a couple of minutes on it, and I remember it was a complete improv.
Here's my contribution to this assignment. I'm getting started a little late as I have been on Vaca and I'm planning a wedding. This was taken at the lake near my house this past weekend. feedback is appreciated!
I'm very happy that you're catching up, but I'd suggest to start with the most active subjects and only then do the post-mortem:-)
On this particular image: it's very difficult to provide any sensible C&C on a post-stamp size image. Got a larger version?
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Here is a stone within a stone. i'm not sure if this is natural or if the triangular piece just managed to get wedged in there during tumbling.
Well, it's a nice image, but the rock is definitely not the most promonent item of it. Ice -yes, water - yes, but the rock - I noticed it ONLY becuase I looked ;-)
I hope it is OK that I am working through these old assignments. I try shoot something everyday and these old assignments are great inspiration. This one in particular was great because I have had this stone in my back yard forever, but never really thought about shooting it. I am really glad I did, it has some great color and texture.
I hope it is OK that I am working through these old assignments. I try shoot something everyday and these old assignments are great inspiration. This one in particular was great because I have had this stone in my back yard forever, but never really thought about shooting it. I am really glad I did, it has some great color and texture. exif
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Thank you for your entry!
What do I think? I think you may need to read directions more carefully, my young padawan, otherwise you'll never be a full jedi.
It says: "the idea is to produce an image that would - unambiguously - deliver the subject (stone, in this case) as its primary target".
And all I see is the water . Ocean, most likely (looks like Pacific:-). Well, with some rocks thrown in. But way not enough for it to count.
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Playing Catch Up
#1 A stone statue (clearly not the 'essence' of 'stone' though)
#2 A stone levy (a bit closer, I suppose)
#3 And finally, nothing but...
I found it rather tough to pull anything dramatic out of a stone on an overcast (typical) Nortwest day. I definitely will go back to this one considering the heady-ness of a subject like stone.
As to the dramatic - you can always add as much drama as your heart desires in post...
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Here's my contribution to this assignment. I'm getting started a little late as I have been on Vaca and I'm planning a wedding. This was taken at the lake near my house this past weekend. feedback is appreciated!
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Do you mind my asking the PP treatment you used to do that?
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sorry, man, don't remember, I don't have the PSD with me.
I think it was a simple combo of channel-based Curves and Black-and-White adjustment layers. I wouldn't spend more than a couple of minutes on it, and I remember it was a complete improv.
On this particular image: it's very difficult to provide any sensible C&C on a post-stamp size image. Got a larger version?
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Here is a stone within a stone. i'm not sure if this is natural or if the triangular piece just managed to get wedged in there during tumbling.
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this is pretty cool, thank you!
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Nice rock!
I wonder if you have any closeups of it (I know it would lose the size feature, but maybe bring more texture and alike)
This is a close up of a rock nearby - is this what you mean?
:-) sure
what do you think?
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Slice me off a bit of that geode.
Dude, she's giving me the cat's eye.
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Thank you for your entry!
What do I think? I think you may need to read directions more carefully, my young padawan, otherwise you'll never be a full jedi.
It says: "the idea is to produce an image that would - unambiguously - deliver the subject (stone, in this case) as its primary target".
And all I see is the water . Ocean, most likely (looks like Pacific:-). Well, with some rocks thrown in. But way not enough for it to count.
"Agan you try shall"