Weekly Post Processing Challenge 10th November 2018

Another weekly challenge.

If, anyone else would like to post next week please give it a go, upload a High resolution jpeg. Just indicate your intentions by Thursday or early Friday.

 

 

Remember there are no rules you can do what you wish in your interpretation, please can you give information of the steps taken and software used to add interest.

 

It is not meant as a competition just a bit of fun.

In Photoshop I cropped the image, converted it to B&W, removed the jet trail and crane, darkened the sky, and in On1 effects I added dynamic contrast, a vignette, and a brown tone.

LR....adjust shadows / highlights, and crop. NIK's Color Efex Pro 4...Detail Extractor and Tonal Contrast.

Gerald very nice image.

I used Gimp. I decided the bridge was the subject so I cropped in closer. I used luminosity mask to do some color toning and that is about it.

Thanks again for the practice. I used about four different programs and forgot my steps. It's a twilight version attempt.

 

Adobe Photoshop + Silver Efex (high structure, smooth/red filter) + burning/dodging

 

Edited November 10, 2018 by Supriyo

A perspective that is just a tad different :cool:

 

This is such a nice image I had another go with a little split toning.

I used Gimp. I decided to use complementary colors blue and orange. First I d saturated the image and created luminosity mask. Then I created blue color adjustment layer for the shadows. Then I created an orange overlay layer for the highlights. Then used the luminosity mask to adjust color and contrast.

Cropped, removed contrail, straightened vertical building edges, removed roof structure, converted to black and white, split toned, used Topaz Simplify . Edited November 12, 2018 by Glenn McCreery

BBC weather forecast: "heavy rain with possible flash flooding is expected in some areas ..."

 

Mike, check the area where your railing and steps meet the water. ???

Yes, you're right. I don't have any experience with 'constructing' images and this was my first attempt. To be honest, I wish I'd never started om a couple of edits :(. I have a couple of versions of this 'constructed image' and in previous versions, I did tidy up the area you (rightly) refer to. If I could update my posted photo, I would do. But I can't see any way of doing this on photo.net. In case, I never intended this photo as a 'fine work'. It was just for fun. But I agree, the area you refer to is not up to scratch, even by my standards!

 

Mike

Mike, check the area where your railing and steps meet the water. ???

Mike, kudos for the work you did. We all start somewhere and learn as we go. Figured it was an oversight and worth pointing out. Thanks for the response. Yes, if it’s not within the 10-minute edit period, a photo can’t be replaced. I think you did a nice job in creating the atmospheric mood you were going for.

Straightened the bridge and did some warping in PS and then used ON1 Photo Raw for dynamic contrast, tone control & border.

After looking at this, I don't mean to project that everything goes downhill to the public broadcaster (BBC). I'm a Canuck and have enjoy both the CBC and BBC.