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daYavuz — Entering Duckspace
Published: 2009-04-17 00:44:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 467; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 0
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Duckspace is just like hyperspace, only more so. Playing with solarization.Somewhere in Napa/Sonoma, USA.
Ordekotesi uzaya gectik. Solarizasyon denemesi.
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Comments: 29
Hmmm! I like the effect, though I agree with aobaob, the frame doesn't work that well here... well it's a great experiment anyway and it looks so spooky because it looks like his head is cut off!
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I am sowwy I didn't mean to hurt your feelingsssss here have a hug!
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Too late! I will throw myself into the first frame I see!
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NO! It is looking for its netherhole!
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Looks like a record player from a distance away... you and your PS filters!
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It not PS! (It is an B&W plugin for Lightroom that I am trying mainly for its 'sophisticated' grain effects. Could be done with PS ofc.)
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Hahaha... get rid of the frame and it may have a degree of sophistication
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Pfft, that is vignetting...the dark line at tonality transitions is typical of solarization, and even has a name.
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Ah yes, but that doesn't stop it looking like a cheap frame from a crap photoshop plugin for us ignorant picture perfect people, even though it is a work of fine art. My mad uncle has a name, but that doesn't mean I'd show him to everyone who'd listen.
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Pfft, the technique matches perfectly with the subject matter! It is a classic! Besides you need to understand the past to envision the future!
I will have to agree that PS filter stuff has cheapened this type of manipulation, but when it was new, it must have been shocking. Anyways, it is good practice, IMO.
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I was just joking
I have to admit though, it does suit the image pretty well... but I cannot get over that vignetting/frame.
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Nps, I always feel a bit uneasy when I use PS 'tricks' as a major part of a pic. I guess there is always a danger that if you take them away, there would be nothing interesting left in the image. In other words, they should add to the image, not make the image.
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This one does add to it, not make it in my opinion. The water ripples, the fact that we can't see the ducks head, the body. A good image, probably a bit dull in the original, which is the reason why you added this, and the two do work pretty well. But that framey/vignetty thing...
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Actually, the main reason I chose this to be a victim was the technical details: relatively low res, a bit blurred because hand-held in low light, etc., none of which matters when you do a grainy solarization. Plus the many tonality gradients on the water surface and duck's plumage work well with a solarization.
You love the frame... *Jedi mind trick*
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I'm immune to that star wars nonsense.
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..says the guy walking around with Yoda on his back!
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Well, I will admit, he is an upgrade from sheep.
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i like the abstract nature
of this and i got to be the
first one to write here
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