another shot I took while walking the dog.. Postprocessing might be a bit to much I don't know but I like it somehow...any C&C would be welcome :-) my website
I'm not sure whether or not take that seriously mmroden ! It was funny though. But, I really like your use of textures and/or brushes here to destroy the image a bit. This works for me!
"They've done studies you know. Sixty-percent of the time, it works every time."
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I was also thinking this. In some ways, the image is a let down, as there is only this tree the man is facing and not a zombie horde!
Wow, that's got a real 300 feel. I would like to see it without the wrinkles, but I'd also like a clue as to how you get that 300 dystopian look. I love it!
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Wow, that's got a real 300 feel. I would like to see it without the wrinkles, but I'd also like a clue as to how you get that 300 dystopian look. I love it!
Come on! Fess up, how did you do it? Everyone wants to know.
Come on! Fess up, how did you do it? Everyone wants to know.
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On most of my shots I use one couloured startimage, duplicate it and use the Channel mixer "monochrome" function to turn the shot B&W. Then I use either overlay, Darken or Multiply on that layer (It doesnt work on all shots but you have to try a bit) other than that I added a structure to get the lines to the shot..hope this helps a bit...
;-)
On most of my shots I use one couloured startimage, duplicate it and use the Channel mixer "monochrome" function to turn the shot B&W. Then I use either overlay, Darken or Multiply on that layer (It doesnt work on all shots but you have to try a bit) other than that I added a structure to get the lines to the shot..hope this helps a bit...
That does, THANK YOU. That is an amazing yet apparently simple effect. I love your work!
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Could you please tell me more about what you did (both taking the photo and PP.)
Thanks for posting!
In a world
Scarred by war
One man stands alone
against the elements
His family already dead
he now must contend with
the zombie horde
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That's what I was thinking!
I like the shot and post processing. <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/thumb.gif" border="0" alt="" >
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I was also thinking this. In some ways, the image is a let down, as there is only this tree the man is facing and not a zombie horde!
Seriously, I like it a lot.
yes, please
you are disgustingly good. I'm very jealous
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Come on! Fess up, how did you do it? Everyone wants to know.
;-)
On most of my shots I use one couloured startimage, duplicate it and use the Channel mixer "monochrome" function to turn the shot B&W. Then I use either overlay, Darken or Multiply on that layer (It doesnt work on all shots but you have to try a bit) other than that I added a structure to get the lines to the shot..hope this helps a bit...
That does, THANK YOU. That is an amazing yet apparently simple effect. I love your work!
Moving away from photography and into cinema. PM me if you have questions about DSLR workflow or production questions.
Film Reel: http://vimeo.com/19955876