Standing Out In The Crowd
Uploaded: November 29, 2002 07:37:12
just learned this technique...
Jimmy Wen November 29, 2002
excellent abstract lookink picture! the composition is great! well done Terry! #14281Wolfgang Dolak May 26, 2019
great idea, great execution! wonderful!Dolores Neilson May 26, 2019
Well, you went right to work, didn't you?? Excellent image to try this on! good luck!! It's terrific! #26934Dave B. Ventimiglia May 26, 2019
Cool shot! If I may make a suggestion (and correct me if I'm wrong here, but) it appears that you are just converting the image to grayscale in Photoshop or something similar. Instead, take it a step further. Convert to grayscale, then go in Duotone mode and choose black and dark brown as the 2 colors for your duotone. This way your black & white portion of the image will be more true to a real black & white image. Your image after that will be pretty dark, so do some brightness & contrast adjustments and you'll be set. Let me know what you think :) #27262Terry Gee May 26, 2019
Thanks for the comments.Dave B. Ventimiglia May 26, 2019
Yes it does look better that way. I toyed around with it in the duotone setting here so you could see the differences between grayscale and duotone. #27269Dave B. Ventimiglia May 26, 2019
Forgot to add the image... #27270Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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