An old image revisited.
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Re: ethereal art
Less ethereal but another old image revisited.
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Re: ethereal art
The camera may not lie but photo editing software can distort the truth.
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Re: ethereal art
Very nice photos, Ken. You say they are old images revisited. By that do you mean analog (film) or early digital? I particularly like the first photo. Is the effect from Gaussian blur, soft focus filter or natural mist/fog? To my mind, the last image benefits greatly from the de-saturation. Bravo!
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Re: ethereal art
'Old' as in I took the pictures in early 2013, using by then an 'old' DSLR that dates from 2006, and 'revisited' as I reprocessed the RAW data to create these versions only a couple of hours before I shared them here.
The first picture is natural mist/fog with a heavy dose of soft focus on top. The colours arise from first converting to B&W and then 'split toning' the brighter areas with a sepia colour and the darker areas with a pale greenish colour.
Yes, I agree, the second picture is pretty bland until you make it look like it dates from the Victorian era!
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Re: ethereal art
Very nice processing. The split toning works really well.
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