Weekly Post Processing Challenge 30th June 2018

Another weekly challenge.

 

If anyone else would like to post next week please give it a go, upload a High resolution jpeg.

 

 

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.

 

I will be unable to post for the next two weeks.

LR to convert to b/w, then a slight crop from left. NIK's Silver Efex Pro 2 and then used Yellow Filter.

 

I thought that if the business sells fish, I should see some fish. So, I selected the building and cropped, adjusted the image size and copied the selection. Then I pasted the selection on an old photo of mine that included a fish pond in the foreground. Finally, I made some adjustments in NIK ColorEfex and flattened the image.

Gerald this is great image and what I like most about it is the two point perspective. First I made a stile crop to get rid of the car on the left of the image. Then I increased the contrast of the image. Next I used the perspective tool to change the vanishing point on the left. I then used the clone tool to clean things up. I clearly need practices with the clone tool.

GC, I'll handle the thread on 5 July 2018. I've got some fresh meat from 6 days in Nashville.

 

Started in Photoshop Elements 15 by cropping from the left edge and by adjusting tonality in levels. Then, the idea to do an abstract hit me. In PSE15, I inverted the image. Then used the solarization filter in Color Efex, and made additional tonal adjustments in PSE.

 

So I made a fill layer and painted it black. Then I used the eraser to put doodles around stuff. This is high art--now I ask you to imagine a fismonger's shack, and viscerally feel his nightmares. The title of the piece is "Fishmonger's Cautionary Dream."

The title of the piece is "Fishmonger's Cautionary Dream."

 

I like the humor. Maybe we should discuss what constitutes high art. On 2nd thought, I have no idea. Maybe what you've done is create a great camp photo!

Just used an Analog Efex slightly modified preset. Cropped in LR. Opened in Analog Efex applied Preset Classic Camera 9 with toning. Opened in Elements to clone out the traffic cone. Finally adjusted White and Black points in LR. Saved and uploaded.