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Epic Stretches and Paint Splatters

Epic Stretches and Paint Splatters

This was kind of an experiment to see if I could make a more monochrome image work with one of these images. at first I went all black and white but it looks mo...
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This was kind of an experiment to see if I could make a more monochrome image work with one of these images. at first I went all black and white but it looks more like chocolate syrup so I think I used a blending mode to bring some of the colors back into the image.
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camera

Canon EOS 6D

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 70/1

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2018

Views

38

Likes

+2

Awards

Peer Award

Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

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This model was a lot of fun to work with because she was able to hope from one pose to the next flawlessly.

There were both eye wear and different kinds of jackets available as well.

This was actually from a homework assignment that I dug up because of how fun the idea was.

This is a fun little editing trick I have been practicing for a while and this has to be one of the best composites that I have created yet.

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A beautiful picture of a peacock, would almost seem as if it was posing for a picture.

Originally a colorful image that I turned into a black and white photo and then added a colorful layer underneath and put a clipping mask on the black

I saw this through my friends basement window up through a seller at this angle, went outside and climbed into the seller to get the shot just right.

Cool shot I got of a friend of mine who gave me an opportunity to use the new prop I recently found.

This was an epic shot and was easy to get rid of the little space on the sides leading to the kitchen and the entrance with a little bit of spot heali

My poor phone some how it still has storage for new photos. I think my phone is my more used camera between it and my actual camera haha I have it wit

Another fun night out with some beautiful people. She was dancing and had the idea for a fun silhouette shot and she helped make it happen.

One of the few amazing sunsets i have collected three the years.

Decided to make this picture black and white, I think it is equally or more effective as the original

cool little edit I made

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