Sunday, May 22, 2011

An older piece

Looking back at my personal photo blog, I found another artwork that expressed interesting use of curved lines. Here's the photo in it's raw state.



The exif data for this shot is as follows:
  • Nikon D3000
  • 1/400 Seconds
  • f/5.6
  • 55mm (Using 18-55 VR 3.5-5.6/f, VR on)
  • 400 ISO
  • 0EV
The majority of this artwork was processed through lightroom, therefore providing a .PSD file would be useless so I'll just put down in the highest detail of what I did to this photo.

Adobe Lightroom 2.5

1. Rotated 90 degrees clockwise.
2. It was then cropped heavily rendering the photograph to curved lines.
3. Exposure decreased to -0.38
4. Recovery increased to +100
5. Fill light increased to +100
6. Blacks increased to +56
7. Brightness and contrast increased. +50 and +100.
8. Clarity and vibrance both increased to +100.
9. Saturation decreased to -69.
10. Blues and purples were desaturated using selective colour tool.
11. Curves was adjusted to 'Medium Contrast' setting.
12. Luminance Smoothing was carried out to reduce the amount noise.
13. Vignette was added
14. The photograph was sharpened, using a masking technique. For more information: Click here
15. The camera profile (affects the colours) was set to 'D2X Mode 3'
16. Calibration Red Hue was increased by +10.


Adobe Photoshop CS3

1. Resized
2. Desaturated colours by -6
3. Increased contrast
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4. Added emerald photo filter at 25%. The layer opacity was then reduced to 38%. 
5. Added text on the corner of the piece.

The following outcome is as follows:

  

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