How would you process this??? (read the description before posting)

dryadssaddle

I'm not sure if this has been done before but i have always been interested to see how one of my photos would turn out if it were processed by someone else. I was thinking that i'd start of by posting an unprocessed photo (800 pixels longest side), then the next 14 posters have to process the photo to the way they would want it. After 15 posts (the original unprocessed one and 14 other posts) it will be on to the next page and the next boardsie has to post an unprocessed photo they have taken, Then another 14 posts shall proceed that image and so on. Thank your favourite versions and remember it's just for fun.

Here are some simple rules to the thread.

1: try and stick to 15 posts per page in total so the unprocessed image stays on top (if posts are quoted, that still counts as a post)

2: limit your upload to 800 pixels for the longest side

3: first come first served

4: thank your favourite versions

5: you can do whatever you like to the photo

6: look at the top right hand corner to see the post number

7: don't complain to me if this doesn't work

dryadssaddle

Thecageyone

Nice idea, you would do it when my monitor is bust!! Using a crappy old laptop here [with missing keys] which has no lightroom ...


but will jump in once sorted.

[edit] consider this process # 1 - Simply Done in Irfanview - as my pc was on the blink

challengemaster

I'm bored, and tired, so here's a bad attempt.

goldseeker

number 3
Procesed with microsoft office picture manager

Borderfox

sNarah

Quick edit in work - almost the result I would have tried to have gotten at home but have no cloning tool, the wire would have been gone. So try to look at it without that wire

ttcomet

Scarlett68

No 7 - "film" effect

homerun_homer

Using Lightroom in work (not overly familiar with using it compared to CS3). I'd process different in CS3.

smash

yes? no?

artyeva

i don't have photoshop - but if i had the inclination to open up gimp i'd probably have cloned out the wire... but then again i'm not a fan of getting rid of stuff like that from an image. anyhoo here's my go :

Heebie

Mine's probably a bit more boring than most.. but I think it looks good.

I probably would have shot it differently.. but that's not the nature of this exercise.

stick-dan

Typhoon.

Good thread OP

basic processing...K.I.S.S....Keep it simple stupid

BrokenArrows

edit: oops i went over 15

ThOnda

First, quick swipe with eraser, then google for picture, eraser of the background, resize of the lighthouse, position it, new layer with background colour, crop and export for web.

Things that were in the first chapter of CS4 book

dryadssaddle

so does anyone wanna post a different photo to be processed since it is the 2nd page???

BrokenArrows

Random photo off my harddrive.

jen_23

Didn't do much as i'm still learning photoshop at the moment but I just made the sky a little brighter and for some reason I thought it would be cool if there was a canoe in the pic

Winnieacre

Cloned sky, brightened and cropped.....my limit on photoshop:)

5uspect

dryadssaddle

Kbeg3

Heebie

swingking

sheesh

cropped out the lower part of the image the grass was not very nice
selected sky using magic wand tool

used levels to bring down the lightnesss of sky

upped the saturation of sky

selected the ground adjusted levels and upped the saturation of the grass

used burn tool on highlights in cloud and sky

Heebie

The last two have tons of haloing & jpeg noise around the haloing in the sky.
I like the deep saturation though.. always have.

sheesh

Heebie wrote: »

The last two have tons of haloing & jpeg noise around the haloing in the sky.
I like the deep saturation though.. always have.

yeah. it was saved for web in PS to cut down on size.