my entries for
photogames fixit Friday week 8
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below, you'll find my photo interpretations
together with the original pix and direct link to each contest.
challenge from @caseygrimley
left original. right my take on the photo.
view the contest here.
another astrophoto yaaaaay!
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this time, however, i tried a simpler approach compared my last week's astro postprocessing entry. I turned the person's pale yellow dress orange-ish then emphasized the milky way on the right just a tiny bit —to keep the person as still the main subject. last, i cropped the pix a little on its left side.
challenge from @derekkind
left original. right my take on the photo.
view the contest here.
the original stunning shot is honestly fine the way it is.
so for this entry, i simply played with the colors a little and adjusted some tones.
yes, i have nothing much to say xD
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challenge from @sjarvie5
left original. right my take on the photo.
view the contest here.
for this pix, I went for my usual bright and clear approach, but later thought that i should try experimenting. My aim was to give it a rather gloomy look. Something like an "old" feel to it, old as the rocks below XD To my dismay, it occurred to me that there's hardly any change between the original and my edited version now that they're beside each other lol only that i cropped the pix because i find the leaves too distracting...
challenge from @jpphotography
left original. right my take on the photo.
view the contest here.
like the previous post processing pix i did, i wanted to try something different from what i usually do but this pix gave me a terrible headache! i've debated how to crop it: which elements must i keep. if i should emphasize the two people walking or focus on the lush pasture and the buildings instead —a border between nature and thriving society. well, why choose when you can have both? XD
my fixit friday thoughts
I'm grateful that the photo game stars provided the RAW file as I could play more with their pictures. Tho, it feels quite odd to edit other people's work...
Anyway, I'm taking the contest as an opportunity to challenge myself as postprocessing pix is something I'm quite indecisive about; usually, it takes me many tries, exploration and there are times I do not know at which point to stop —because we can create an interpretation of or enhance the photo in so many ways— that I usually end up making several versions. So a deadline is very helpful in this case and I'm looking at the contest as a form of creative exercise.
you can view my previous fixit friday entries below
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