Fawn (AuroraHDR, Graphic Novel filter)

This photo is a zoo image (sorry, image may not be reused.) Thanks for stopping by and looking at my pictures! :)

Cropped Original

AuroraHDR Cityscape edit

Graphic Novel filter

Colorized Graphic Novel filter

AuroraHDR soft edit

"Le Clovis, Plateau de Bellecroix" by Auguste Louis Lepère (Graphic Novel filter)

Today's piece is "Le Clovis, Plateau de Bellecroix", retrieved from the Cleveland Museum of Arts. Thanks for stopping by and looking at my pictures! :)

Original

AuroraHDR edit

AuroraHDR > Photoshop Elements Fresco filter

AuroraHDR > Photoshop Elements Fresco filter> Graphic Novel filter

Deer in the Field (Graphic Novel filter)

Deer in the Field (Graphic Novel filter)

A few days ago, I happened to see a deer up close (relatively). That got me to thinking about this picture from a year back when I saw some deer in the field, which I processed with the Graphic Novel filter. Thanks for stopping by!

Deer in the Field (Graphic Novel filter)

Here are my images from the deer in the field, processed with Photomatix for HDR and then with Photoshop for the Graphic Novel filter effect. The image below is the final cropped image. The second image is the original HDR, followed by the black and white (uncropped) Graphic Novel filtered image, followed by the colorized version. Thanks for stopping by!

Deer at Sunset

I was trying to think of what I would call this photo. "Do you see what I see?" or something clever like that. Well, as I got to putting together my labels, I had "deer" and "sunset", from which I drew my less clever title: "Deer at Sunset". If I had wanted to go even further, I could have tagged the trees and said, "Deer with Trees at Sunset." But, it's not really the best tree photo. Now that I mention it, it's not the best deer photo, either, nor really the best sunset photo. I like the color of the clouds, though.

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Three Passes on a Field with Deer

Admittedly, it's not the best "field with deer" picture. What I thought interesting was the different effects that you could get when processing an HDR image. The top image is practically bright and cheery, whereas the clouds in the middle image look slightly menacing. The third image is the best of both worlds, where I took the top two and layered them together. Thanks for stopping by!

Deer in the Field (Dry Brush Filter)

Later that same day (in which I had seen the flicker from yesterday's photo,) I traveled over to Alexandria to look at the ducks, geese, and swan (swans?) in a local park. On the way home, a deer crossed the road and went into a field, where it stopped. Having my camera handy, I pulled off to the side of the road, lowered my driver's side window, and started taking pictures. Thanks for stopping by!