Photography Post Vol. 2

[kino]

latest attempt on photoshop

[party pooped]

Holga + Kodak Portra 400NC

Canadian Rockies

[opethrapture]

Bob and PP, really liking your shots!

[philjay]

Gaslamp Killer in NYC.

My photo blog: /philippejuncker.files.wordpress.com

[4ngow]

^ so trippy.

richter- all the sets are great

partypooped- first set. the tones are great.

markmont- umm, holy shit. too good. (saved) would rep if i could.

[Rob060]

sun reflecting off a building with gold colored windows

[poopslushie]

Holga + Kodak Portra 400NC

Canadian Rockies

Just when I'd gone and forgotten that I wanted to buy a cheap MF camera... FUUUUUUU

[cecinestpasandre]

[Japaslavian]

[jewbagel]

[cure]

japaslavian, i like those. are you running a specific filter? color range looks really similar in both, but i assume them to be different places?

[Japaslavian]

japaslavian, i like those. are you running a specific filter? color range looks really similar in both, but i assume them to be different places?

Thanks!

It's not a filter per say, but I processed them the same way.

I make a new layer in PS, and fill it with this:

Multiply it.

Then make a brightness/contrast layer and set it to +20 brightness and -20 contrast (with legacy checked).

Add a vignette if I feel it needs it.

And voila.

[Rob060]

cool. i've seen that style of processing a lot recently. mostly on here from different people. has a nice retro look to it.

[party pooped]

hasselblad + fuji pro 400h

[twiceashard]

[lowrider]

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[edmond]

[jewbagel]

[tsxser]

[party pooped]

la chaise / eames

"blaze 1" / bridget riley

ghost chair / kartell

holga

[airfrogusmc]

Oak Alley

[opethrapture]

Really like the framing on on that shot airfrogusmc

[Guest RyanSipat]

[opethrapture]

[maakuruii]

I have been lurking this thread for a while, there is a ton of amazing work on here!

but here's a couple recent shots

[xcoalesce]

[party with tina]

[halberdklown]

this was taken by a member here and posted awhile back, going by his site, not sure if his name is actually Ryan Monday but it's what it says. I was wondering if anyone could tell me the type of technique (or whatever the proper term is) for this type of photography is called. I'm new to photography and hope to take pictures similar to this, but dont know how to look up this similar style; is it ultra wide landscape photography? any help would be appreciated:

[ark]

That's a HDR panorama created by using software to merge multiple photographs of the scene. It looks like two angles were used (notice the bad merging artifacts down the center of the image), and at each angle, multiple exposures were taken.

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