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Rebekka Guðleifsdóttir is a photographer (not a Pentaxian though) that always amazes me. Her photos always have this surreal look to them, where things look muted not just desaturated.
Take this photo, for example: http://flickr.com/photos/rebba/1891604591/ Anyone have any idea how she might be achieving such an effect? I'm almost certain everything (except the perspective) is achieved using PP. - Jason |
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I'm at work so can't test it, but it looks like she's using s sepia layer over parts of the exposure and then adjusting the opacity for the desired effect, letting the sky be. The use of the wide angle makes for some interesting pics there..
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What did you do?... EXACTLY..... on that post process Jason
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Crashman wrote:
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That's essentially what I did. - Jason |
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"I first applied a color mixer layer; this should bring the colors down and really add the surrealism (mine only does it modestly)."
Exactly, what is a color mixer layer??? |
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