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Whats a chromatic abberation, you ask? I am sure you have noticed them, they appear in many images with high background light or in HDRs (very often in HDRs, actually). Have a look at this: This is an (over processed) HDR image – let me show you what you probably didn’t see in this small …
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While I was in paris, I took (one of many) Eiffel Tower images – thats what I ended up with: The original Image (as it was a HDR, this is the 0 exposure version) looked like this: When I took the image, I was thinking straight away on black and white, so during the processing, …
I got this image about a year ago when I went to a photo tour through Ireland: The original looked like this: I liked the original version already, but wanted to go a little further and add some drama and darkness. After all, its a skull, hehe. So thats, in short, how I did it:I …
Photoshop is great when it comes to post process your images – but it can be hard to start at times as there are hundreds of functions and tools to be used. One great thing you wanna consider to get familiar with is the principle of layers. What are layers?Layers in Photoshop can be seen …
So this one was an easy one, were I was super happy with the outcome! The final Image looks like this (see more like this): I took this one in Phoenix Park, the biggest green space in Dublin. Its an HDR, but the original 0 exposure image looked like that: I guess there are people …