Wheel gave me Out Of Focus. This was a personal project, but I’ll share it anyway since I’m among friends. The blur version is shown alongside the unblurred version of the same scene. Some of you know that I have much-younger half siblings, as my father had several wives and with the last one had tw...

Dave this is a wonderful image! How did I miss him? The composition and angle are perfect.

Pretty place to hang out on a cold morning. All suggestions appreciated.

I am a bit off the grid so just seeing this. I agree with Piets thoughts about the boys mouth and chin. Mitigating the harshness there will match the tender mood of the moment better.

Psjunkie wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 16, 2018 4:04 pm

messes around with your Ps palettes and filters....now to go digging and try to get everything back like it was......

Tell us what filters failed under the new version, and what else it broke. And how you got it back like it was.

Thanks for the warning!

I went out there in total darkness, in a foot of fresh snow and not quite 10 degrees. It was not the most auspicious set of photos ever taken at the Bells. No clouds for interest, no alpenglow, and the lake was at about half normal capacity due to a couple of years of drought. I missed peak foliage...

I went out there in total darkness, in a foot of fresh snow and not quite 10 degrees. It was not the most auspicious set of photos ever taken at the Bells. No clouds for interest, no alpenglow, and the lake was at about half normal capacity due to a couple of years of drought. I missed peak foliage ...

Though I like both versions, I like the first best. It has more magic.

This is one where I did not visualize the end when I took it or when I started editing it. I shot it expecting it to be one that was too edgy to present, but once I started working with it, the lady became more beautiful and the end product became more upbeat, and more artistic than grungy. But you...

PietFrancke wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 13, 2018 11:37 pm

but still very edgy to me - good work Min.

I hope the edge is more celebratory than pitiful. Thanks, Piet.