Photography from yours truely.

[headphones]

I'm a 23 year old graphic design student. Photography has been my hobby for a little while now. Check me out?

Oak-T's deviantART Gallery

As in any form of art, please don't rush through it like you're eating fast food. Take your time and any critique or advice is always welcome. Hope you like it.

[Toon]

Some nice stuff you have there

[headphones]

thanks Toon, much appreciated.

[Arkady]

Had little trouble with DeviantArt, so I'll have to check back later, but all in all you seem to have some nice work there.

[flick]

hehe, this is ace:


nice work!

[headphones]

^^ ha, that was fun to make. I used the HDR style of photo editing for the grass, sheeps, and sky. A different feel to photomanip I think.


If your Firefox is outdated, deviantArt's gallery might show a blank page when trying to view it.

[LeadMagnet]

I have 2.0.0.14 and i'm getting blanks on pages 2 and 3 of your gallery. Nice stuff though.
*edit* Ah, adblock plus breaks it unfortunately.

Originally Posted by headphones

^^ ha, that was fun to make. I used the HDR style of photo editing for the grass, sheeps, and sky. A different feel to photomanip I think.

Can you explain what you mean by that? ^^

[headphones]

HDR photography is a pro's secret (not that I'm one, I went out of my way to learn it). here are examples of my HDR photography My Half & Night Light. Basically it gives your photo a surreal look.
So LeadMagnet, I decided to incorp. that style into my manipulation just because I felt it would give an animated/illustrative feel to the landscape, rather than making a realistic piece. HDR tends to give a "drawn" or weird color affect. If you really need me to go into I can try to do research on some old articles I've read that helped me learn the technique.


This is my favorite example George-Washington-Bridge-HDR & here are some more deviantart HDR. Also look into LucisArt, its kind of the same editing, but without the photography aspect. You can apply the HDR style to regular photos with LucisArt. But with HDR you need to configure your DSLR a certain way before editing it as such. Its kind of a long process, and this is it in a nut shell.
And Thanks for taking the time to look through my work.

[Andy1982]

Originally Posted by LeadMagnet

Can you explain what you mean by that? ^^

I posted this link on how to create HDR photography a little while ago.

[Arkady]

Originally Posted by headphones

HDR tends to give a "drawn" or weird color affect.

This is actually the result of the tone mapping process, not of the HDR technique per se.