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I'm starting to like post-processing more; but I can see it becoming an obsessive type of activity. I don't think my hands, eyes, back, (uh, whole body) can take that.
So the picture is of my colleague Terika, who let me practice photography on her. Posing, lighting, blahbity-blah. It was the day I had to improv that we walked around downtown Redwood City.
Let me get your opinion: What are your thoughts on photo editing?
Photo editing, in my opinion, is like cooking fusion cuisine. You take a perfectly good french dish (a good normal untouched photograph) but you make it a bit unique by using an Asian spice or using Jalapenos instead of the usual Capsicum/Bell Peppers (layers). . . VOILA! GENIUS DISH!
ReplyDeleteWith photo editing, you can make an otherwise useless reject of a photo into something creative and funky and "twisted".
Is there a difference between photo editing and using filters? For starters, you can go buck wild and crazy! The sky's the limit!
Oh! And I love this picture. Very funky fresh :)
ReplyDeletei like the photo! Nice. Post processing finishes your artistic vision!
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