Decay
Side-lit 45 degrees-right using an LED desk lamp. Using a displacement mask and a "rust" image overlay, then blended using the brush tool. To finish, ...
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Side-lit 45 degrees-right using an LED desk lamp. Using a displacement mask and a "rust" image overlay, then blended using the brush tool. To finish, high-pass sharpening and global adjustments using the curves tool and Lightroom.
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Maud_
October 02, 2016
That looks amazing I hope too learn how too photoshop like that sometime. Is there any program you would recoment
JPCollinsPhotography
October 03, 2016
Thanks! Photoshop is what I use but I'm not sure if there are equivalents out there... Phlearn on Youtube is great for tutorials so check them out! This was done with a simple displacement mask and a lot of blending so relatively simple in the terms of photoshopping! Thanks for commenting :-)
candywoodcollins
October 14, 2016
This is cool! I'm a complete amateur who just enjoys photography, but I know what I like and this is good. I love the way you can read into it. Personally, I see life and death but not a physical death. More of an emotional death. As if you've been through something that's caused you an emotional downfall and in turn you've become withdrawn and introverted. It's an awesome photogragh either way!
JPCollinsPhotography
October 17, 2016
Thanks so much for stopping by and for the very thoughtful comment, I'm glad you like it and could take something from it! :-)
DanielBenda
April 05, 2018
Absolutely fantastic, To be honest I have tried something similar some time before I came across your photo however your execution of it is just miles ahead anything I could even dream of doing.
JPCollinsPhotography
April 05, 2018
Thank you so much, Daniel! Keep at it and you'll get there. There are many great tutorials out there on YouTube to help you along. All the best with your work!
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