I know I’ve been reposting a lot of stuff that isn’t my work lately, but that’s because I’ve been coming across such interesting things that I’ve felt compelled to share with you all. So I have.
But tonight, some originals.
I’m not one to do a lot of post-processing. I figure, if I can’t get the shot right in the camera, there’s not much I’m going to be able to do afterward to make it any better.
That’s the logic anyway. And there’s a certain truth to it. I think.
But sometimes, when done well, processed images can add flavor? depth? character? I dunno, but they can add something. So tonight I edited some of my faves from the Secret Mountain Retreat weekend to try and bring out some of those traits. I’m not saying that I was successful, just that I tried. :-P
Click on any image to see a larger version. We’re gonna work our way from most saturated to least, sort of. Enjoy!
The Champ. Tried to bring some detail out of the snow to give you a better idea just how much of it there was.
End of the Road.
Like Cream in Your Coffee.
I read a lot of crime fiction. This is morbid, but this picture makes me think of death. Like, ‘the killer, he’s lurking out there…’
The Staredown.
The Staredown, pt 2.
I don’t know what to call this. But I dig it.
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