You are good with Black & White and color photos. I don't think I was too good with Black & Whites. Did you do any alterations on those pics? Did you do it with photoshop? Do you have the latest photoshop? You are versatile with all photo mediums..I'm thinking you might be the jack of all trades with photos.
Thank you for that inspirational comment, Auds, that is extremely kind of you. I'll try to live up to that. I alter almost all of my photos using Photoshop Elements 5.0. (I think the latest version is 7.0.) I usually tweak the colors a bit, (either saturate or desaturate; or convert to B&W) and I almost always heighten the contrast. Elements is a great program for doing those types of adjustments; easy to use, and I think it only costs $99. Don't sell yourself short, Auds, you were shooting in film, which is much harder to use and process....
These turned out beautifully, Job. You've a fine feeling for textures and inverted shapes. The image of water offers relief, succulence from dryness, darkness after much brightness. I like this triptych.
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You are good with Black & White and color photos. I don't think I was too good with Black & Whites. Did you do any alterations on those pics? Did you do it with photoshop? Do you have the latest photoshop?
You are versatile with all photo mediums..I'm thinking you might be the jack of all trades with photos.
Thank you for that inspirational comment, Auds, that is extremely kind of you. I'll try to live up to that. I alter almost all of my photos using Photoshop Elements 5.0. (I think the latest version is 7.0.) I usually tweak the colors a bit, (either saturate or desaturate; or convert to B&W) and I almost always heighten the contrast. Elements is a great program for doing those types of adjustments; easy to use, and I think it only costs $99. Don't sell yourself short, Auds, you were shooting in film, which is much harder to use and process....
These turned out beautifully, Job. You've a fine feeling for textures and inverted shapes. The image of water offers relief, succulence from dryness, darkness after much brightness. I like this triptych.
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