I like the first photo the best. Just an old one room shack with a tin roof it appears. Not even the eaves are enclosed. What a state of disrepair! Great b&w shot!
i like how luminous the first one looks. if you don't mind me asking - what kind of camera do you use (and film if it's not a digital)? is it photoshopped at all?
I never know what to say to "is it photoshopped?". Everything gets run through a graphic program to adjust levels, saturation, contrast, etc. For instance, this was shot in 12 bit color, converted to black and white on the computer, then a subtle sepia tone applied. That's the equivalent of darkroom processing to me though... things you do to the entire image. Never mind which, I shoot RAW format... raw sensor data, not jpeg or tiff. It isn't an "image" while it's in the camera. It isn't turned into an image until after it goes through the software on my PC.
The only *selective* editing I did was to darken the corners a bit, particularly in the foreground.
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on 2006-06-22 02:38 am (UTC)Great b&w shot!
Thanks for sharing these.
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on 2006-06-22 03:22 pm (UTC)and here I was thinking it looked pretty good compared to some of them. ;)
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on 2006-06-22 10:11 pm (UTC)I never know what to say to "is it photoshopped?". Everything gets run through a graphic program to adjust levels, saturation, contrast, etc. For instance, this was shot in 12 bit color, converted to black and white on the computer, then a subtle sepia tone applied. That's the equivalent of darkroom processing to me though... things you do to the entire image. Never mind which, I shoot RAW format... raw sensor data, not jpeg or tiff. It isn't an "image" while it's in the camera. It isn't turned into an image until after it goes through the software on my PC.
The only *selective* editing I did was to darken the corners a bit, particularly in the foreground.
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