Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts

Sunday, August 24, 2014

Focal Stacking

I'm surprised at how easy it is to combine multiple macro photos with different focal lengths in CS6:

Select the layers then
Edit->Auto Align Layers
Edit->Auto Blend Layers

Pretty quick, even with D800 images.


Here's the results



From these inputs


Friday, June 21, 2013

Sheer Fabric, Tiffen Filters

I've been doing a lot with fabric and LEDs lately (since LEDs don't run hot (temperature) you can put them right next to fragile fabric without worry).

These shots from last year's Governor's island show were the start of this














Thursday, May 9, 2013

Filtered Istanbul Greenhouse

I keep returning to these shots, partly because finding this place was so unexpected.

Original



Various filters







Orginal



Filtered






Monday, January 28, 2013

Sequins + Filters

These are some shots from a show of deaccessioned couture dresses on Governor's island summer 2012.

Note: My ability to get shots like this had a lot to do with my camera being able to be pushed to an ISO of 25K.

Original:



Filtered versions:









Monday, December 3, 2012

Photoshop Blend Modes

I just started The Hidden Power of Blend Modes in Adobe Photoshop by Scott Valentine.

One of his first suggestions was to just duplicate your base layer and try different blend modes to see the results.

I found the results fascinating and thought I'd share.

Original



Color Dodge



Exclusion



Original



Soft Light



Linear Burn



Full Size Original



Cropped Original



Exclusion



Hard Light


Monday, April 16, 2012

Belmont, Ma Habitat

A few shots from the weekend -- I'm back in a "Tiffen Filter" mood.

A tree "stump"


mass_habitat_078_stump, © stonebits


The outside of the greenhouse


mass_habitat_099, © stonebits


A shot of the inside of the greenhouse (from the outside)


mass_habitat_092_greenhouse_under_glass, © stonebits




Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Monday, September 13, 2010

Photoshop CS5 Content Aware Fill

Just a quick note on how amazing this is. The quick selection tool followed by a content aware fill is enough to remove the vacuum in less than two minutes total!

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Admittedly the result isn't perfect, but a clean up of the edges would only take another minute or so.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Construction Equipment in Delhi

From my Jan trip, suitably enhanced

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Monday, July 13, 2009

Spain Doors

A couple doors I liked

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Monday, June 29, 2009

Barcelona 'Water Columns'

Here's some (processed) photos taken last year in Barcelona.

These are all from the same building which has a section supported by columns resting on concrete pads in a pool of water (with the attendant corrosion and decay)

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Monday, May 4, 2009

No detailed masking

Here's something that I wouldn't have thought possible without detailed masking around the "sharpened supports"

Before
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After
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It was just a Tiffen Filter combo of (from bottom to top)


  • Bleach Bypass 5

  • Depth of Field: Highlight Blur (with an increased range parameter)

  • Color looks: Sunset



PS: Yes, I also think its cool

Monday, March 2, 2009

Farthest Allston

Sometimes my travels take me into other sections of Allston, even venturing beyond the Mass Pike!

In one of my walks a few months ago I found this amazing vent that appeared to have fallen off of a building.

It served as a good basis for some Photoshop work.

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This final image is as is -- no Photoshop.

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