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Manipulated Images
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davect01
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Those are some fun, very creative shots
#2 is awesome. Great creativity here.
please join in with yours as I created the thread to share......
robbie36
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Well these are certainly manipulated but they are composites, so maybe not the sort of thing you are looking for.
View attachment 55586 Justin by Salintara, on Flickr
View attachment 55587 Tony3 by Salintara, on Flickr
View attachment 55588 Butterfly? by Salintara, on Flickr
View attachment 55586 Justin by Salintara, on Flickr
View attachment 55587 Tony3 by Salintara, on Flickr
View attachment 55588 Butterfly? by Salintara, on Flickr
anything goes!! Love those images!! The rain effect is quite striking.....
WNG
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Love the duck composition. And the Sin City feel of the Justin composition.
Hawkman
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Hodad66, what software did you use for those, particularly #1?
I used a number of manipulations, from memory......
PS filter..... Cutout layer faded with photo
Topaz..... Clean 3
Alien Skin "Snap Art" , Oil Paint, Portrait, contrast
PS filter..... Cutout layer faded with photo
Topaz..... Clean 3
Alien Skin "Snap Art" , Oil Paint, Portrait, contrast
This is one of my personal favorite manipulated images - I searched EVERYWHERE for a model who had a camera for a head, but only turned up a fat guy in Pewaukee, and he didn't seem like he'd fit my vision.
The camera pictured is a circa 1965 Burke and James 5x7 field camera, and it was photographed with my a7. The model is an actual person, but she was photographed with a Canon 1D Mark IV. I have since sold that camera (and all of my Canon gear accumulated since I graduated HS in 1991). I also sold the Burke and James to finance a metal field camera with more secure movements.
I called this one "A Portrait of Life Support."
The camera pictured is a circa 1965 Burke and James 5x7 field camera, and it was photographed with my a7. The model is an actual person, but she was photographed with a Canon 1D Mark IV. I have since sold that camera (and all of my Canon gear accumulated since I graduated HS in 1991). I also sold the Burke and James to finance a metal field camera with more secure movements.
I called this one "A Portrait of Life Support."
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NickCyprus
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^^ Love that one!!!
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TedG954
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Kinda like that Van Gogh effect.
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