I'm not sure why I didn't post this one at the time it was taken, but having worked on it again I did think it was worth putting up. As with a lot of my recent work, this was processed in LAB Color mode rather than RGB, though in this instance I think I could just have easily have used RGB.
comment byrhys at 06:56 PM (GMT) on 23 January, 2008
A classic beachcombing image, the tones that have come out in the PP are fantastic. Just goes to show that theres still nowt wrong with the 20D either!
comment byhixster at 07:53 PM (GMT) on 23 January, 2008
Yeah ,agree with Rhys, very nice toning and a classic beachcombing image, different sort of palette to usual, I like the magenta-ish cast, looks fresh, absolutely lovely!
This is simply the type of imagery that attracted me to Chromasia all those years ago.... I like its simplicity, its uncomplicated composition, and tonality. Its what inspired id7 way back when, and makes me crave to see it printed........Simple. csj@id7.co.uk
comment byEl Jefe at 08:26 PM (GMT) on 23 January, 2008
Todo un clásico de Chromasia. Tan bien procesada como siempre. Saludos
comment by DedicatedRR at 09:04 PM (GMT) on 23 January, 2008
Love the purple hues in this one...the orange handle adds a nice touch.
comment byMarky at 11:06 PM (GMT) on 23 January, 2008
I love the tones in this picture! I like the sharpness too.
What kind of post processing did you use?
comment byredge at 05:18 PM (GMT) on 24 January, 2008
Incredible post processing! If I had shot something like the original image, I may have simply give up on it in photoshop and not process it at all. I envy those who have the chance to see your tutorials. :)
Isn't it a beauty! Very nice shot. PP is great as usual. Looks like a dead man's chest of Davie Jones :)
comment byJennifer at 10:03 PM (GMT) on 24 January, 2008
Very Chromasia - ace processing.
comment byMax at 02:08 AM (GMT) on 25 January, 2008
Amazing! I love the contrast and detail. I tried replicating this one in CS3 but couldnt... Thanks again for posting the original! Can't wait for another.
Take care.
comment byjavga at 11:51 AM (GMT) on 25 January, 2008
Amazing details, and colors here. The same goes for this angle... Beautiful!
comment byalex at 05:46 PM (GMT) on 25 January, 2008
Good old tesco. Nothing like lifting a few of those delivery crates for handy storage!
comment byAlice at 10:04 PM (GMT) on 25 January, 2008
Great shot! I like the foreground detail and the DOF is perfect.
comment byClaus Petersen at 04:51 PM (GMT) on 3 February, 2008
I'm not sure why I didn't post this one at the time it was taken, but having worked on it again I did think it was worth putting up. As with a lot of my recent work, this was processed in LAB Color mode rather than RGB, though in this instance I think I could just have easily have used RGB.
If you're interested, the original is here:
.../archives/in_the_seas_grip.php
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 20D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
32mm (51mm equiv.)
f/4.5
1/1600
aperture priority
-1/3
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
minor
A classic beachcombing image, the tones that have come out in the PP are fantastic. Just goes to show that theres still nowt wrong with the 20D either!
Yeah ,agree with Rhys, very nice toning and a classic beachcombing image, different sort of palette to usual, I like the magenta-ish cast, looks fresh, absolutely lovely!
This is simply the type of imagery that attracted me to Chromasia all those years ago.... I like its simplicity, its uncomplicated composition, and tonality. Its what inspired id7 way back when, and makes me crave to see it printed........Simple. csj@id7.co.uk
Todo un clásico de Chromasia. Tan bien procesada como siempre. Saludos
Love the purple hues in this one...the orange handle adds a nice touch.
I love the tones in this picture! I like the sharpness too.
What kind of post processing did you use?
Incredible post processing! If I had shot something like the original image, I may have simply give up on it in photoshop and not process it at all. I envy those who have the chance to see your tutorials. :)
Isn't it a beauty! Very nice shot. PP is great as usual. Looks like a dead man's chest of Davie Jones :)
Very Chromasia - ace processing.
Amazing! I love the contrast and detail. I tried replicating this one in CS3 but couldnt... Thanks again for posting the original! Can't wait for another.
Take care.
Amazing details, and colors here. The same goes for this angle... Beautiful!
Good old tesco. Nothing like lifting a few of those delivery crates for handy storage!
Great shot! I like the foreground detail and the DOF is perfect.
Nice toning, and great combination of colours!