Photo contest: post processing #15
Mis saludos a todo el grupo de post procesamiento fotográfico. Esta semana un poco tarde por problemas de conexión ¡Ya superados!
Esta semana @bambuka, propone trabajar en clave baja.
Yo participo con esta imagen. Una planta tropical llamada "Pitanga" que produce unas pequeñas frutas parecidas a las cerezas.
Originalmente, hice la fotografía en "Clave baja" porque me gustó el efecto logrado. Con un fondo totalmente oscuro apenas se perciben, prácticamente flotando los capullos de la pitanga.
Posteriormente, aclarando específicamente esa parte de la fotografía, logré realzar su color y difuminar el fondo, creando la apariencia de retrato y destacando la imagen principal.
My greetings to all the photo post processing group. This week a little late due to connection problems, now overcome!
This week @bambuka, proposes to work in low key.
I participate with this image. A tropical plant called "Pitanga" that produces small fruits similar to cherries.
Originally, I took the picture in "Low key" because I liked the effect achieved. With a totally dark background, the buds of the pitanga are barely visible, practically floating.
Later, by lightening specifically that part of the photograph, I managed to enhance its color and blur the background, creating the appearance of a portrait and highlighting the main image.
"clave baja".
"Retrato"
Esto me hace sugerir una idea para el próximo tema. Aquí les dejo mi propuesta.
¿Y si jugamos a transformar una misma fotografía en varios estilos?
(digamos 4 al menos) retrato, blanco y negro, clave alta, algún filtro a elegir.
De esa manera podríamos observar la transformación de la misma fotografía en estilos radicalmente diferentes.
This makes me suggest an idea for the next topic. Here is my proposal.
What if we play to transform the same photograph into several styles?
(Let's say 4 at least) portrait, black and white, high key, some filter to choose.
That way we could observe the transformation of the same photograph into radically different styles.
That's art!!!
We have a plant called physalis. He has similar boxes and inside there is something like a berry.
Yes, these "boxes" are very well suited for a low key. A good choice.
I like the result. And thank you for suggesting a topic. This interesting idea will be a continuation of this topic, perhaps. It will be interesting to see what styles the participants will choose and what they will get :)
Your post is manually rewarded by the
World of Xpilar Community Curation Trail
STEEM AUTO OPERATED AND MAINTAINED BY XPILAR TEAM
https://steemit.com/~witnesses vote xpilar.witness