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^ MJP....

That's a neat pic!

A tri-tone...wow!

It's a mess!

It's interesting though! thumbsup.gif

Yes SJ...it IS interesting. That's why I like it.

The photo to MJP may be a mess however...

to me it made me stop and have a serious look.

And...that's what a photograph should do.

Mess or not...it's good IMO.

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On to a serious topic about post processing in photography...

bending the truth.

I'm not one to use photoshop that much...well OK maybe a

bit...usually to lift shadows, saturate or desaturate colours,

play with contrast and lastly clean up some chrominance

or luminance noise before a small amount of sharpening

which is usually no more than a 1/4 pixel radius with a +10

threshold or wherever. Before any resizing is thought of...

up or down.

The photogs who heavily PP a photo or series of photos

have their reasons for doing so and I understand that full

well. It's just that when I do my mainstream photography,

news & current events...this type of photography calls

for very little post processing. In fact it's even discouraged

in most cases....and here's why....

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/essays/vanRiper/030409.htm

A 20+ year career and excellent reputation shot to hell for what?

One picture.

And it can also apply to the video shooters as well; have a look here...

Please don't get me wrong...I'm not advocating anti-postprocessing,

I'm just plugging using it with care.

Now why did I have this preconceived notion that Sunshine's post was going to have fit women in it?

On to a serious topic about post processing in photography...

bending the truth.

I'm not one to use photoshop that much...well OK maybe a

bit...usually to lift shadows, saturate or desaturate colours,

play with contrast and lastly clean up some chrominance

or luminance noise before a small amount of sharpening

which is usually no more than a 1/4 pixel radius with a +10

threshold or wherever. Before any resizing is thought of...

up or down.

The photogs who heavily PP a photo or series of photos

have their reasons for doing so and I understand that full

well. It's just that when I do my mainstream photography,

news & current events...this type of photography calls

for very little post processing. In fact it's even discouraged

in most cases....and here's why....

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/essays/vanRiper/030409.htm

A 20+ year career and excellent reputation shot to hell for what?

One picture.

And it can also apply to the video shooters as well; have a look here...

Please don't get me wrong...I'm not advocating anti-postprocessing,

I'm just plugging using it with care.

Sunshine, thank you for always keeping us abreast of the latest images and information.

On to a serious topic about post processing in photography...

bending the truth.

I'm not one to use photoshop that much...well OK maybe a

bit...usually to lift shadows, saturate or desaturate colours,

play with contrast and lastly clean up some chrominance

or luminance noise before a small amount of sharpening

which is usually no more than a 1/4 pixel radius with a +10

threshold or wherever. Before any resizing is thought of...

up or down.

The photogs who heavily PP a photo or series of photos

have their reasons for doing so and I understand that full

well. It's just that when I do my mainstream photography,

news & current events...this type of photography calls

for very little post processing. In fact it's even discouraged

in most cases....and here's why....

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/essays/vanRiper/030409.htm

A 20+ year career and excellent reputation shot to hell for what?

One picture.

And it can also apply to the video shooters as well; have a look here...

Please don't get me wrong...I'm not advocating anti-postprocessing,

I'm just plugging using it with care.

Sunshine, thank you for always keeping us abreast of the latest images and information.

Y'all can count on me to keep things on the lighter side of reality.

It was just a wee side-boob...a very wee sb at that...hah!

However...altered states? Yes...sadly.

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