It can be done in PS, but I can also do it "in camera", which allows me to see the effect on the LCD panel and compose the shot accordingly:
http://www.pbase.com/stormseye/image/28747026
Taken in Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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A different direction
Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:45 pm
Has anyone else been experimenting with solarization?
It can be done in PS, but I can also do it "in camera", which allows me to see the effect on the LCD panel and compose the shot accordingly:
http://www.pbase.com/stormseye/image/28747026
Taken in Boston, Massachusetts, USA
It can be done in PS, but I can also do it "in camera", which allows me to see the effect on the LCD panel and compose the shot accordingly:
http://www.pbase.com/stormseye/image/28747026
Taken in Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Bruce B
"I have always felt that it is HOW one sees
rather than WHAT one sees
that makes any photograph interesting."
- Michael A. Smith, 1999
"I have always felt that it is HOW one sees
rather than WHAT one sees
that makes any photograph interesting."
- Michael A. Smith, 1999
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Solarization
Wed Sep 22, 2004 5:16 pm
Bruce B
"I have always felt that it is HOW one sees
rather than WHAT one sees
that makes any photograph interesting."
- Michael A. Smith, 1999
"I have always felt that it is HOW one sees
rather than WHAT one sees
that makes any photograph interesting."
- Michael A. Smith, 1999
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