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Here is another photo that has been subjected to selective desaturation, with yellow as the only color spared.
The B&W was obtained by desaturating the red channel, as it offered the most interesting contrast in the clouds. The yellow of the bulb was isolated by Photoshop with the "Select color range" command.
I also added a mirror gradient layer (black and transparent) to frame the shot a little more and darken the mood.
This photo was actually taken in broad daylight. Here is the original for comparison..jpg)
f/22, 24 mm., ISO 200, 1/60 sec.
Showing posts with label Selective Desaturation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Selective Desaturation. Show all posts
Friday, May 23, 2008
Lamp and Sky
Labels:
B/W,
Outdoors,
Selective Desaturation
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Yellow Road
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This photo was obviously edited in Photoshop! First, there were two road signs in the foreground that were too distracting. Then, I used five different Curves, Levels, and Hue/Saturation layers to obtain enough contrast in the trees without making them too dark.
The yellow lines were the easiest. Since they were the only yellow element, I duplicated the photo and used Select/Color Range to select them, erase the rest of the color photo, boost the saturation a little, and superimpose them on the B&W version.
Please let me know what you think.
Pentax K100D Super
Aperture Priority mode
ISO 400
Focal Length 55mm
Labels:
B/W,
Outdoors,
Selective Desaturation
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