Perhaps there was "some" *cough* post-processing done on this shot...

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But I was taken by the effect, so I decided to share: :D



I like the effect of the absolutely fried pixels. :hippie:

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[Blue_In_AK]

1. I like doing that kind of thing sometiimes, too,

but I'm never brave enough to post them, being as how I'm a "realist" and all. I love the "fried" pixels, too.

[intheflow]

7. I wanna see your fried pixels, Blue!

If they're anything like your cooking we'll all be in for a treat! :hi: :hug:

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17. The occasional posting of something you think looks especially intriguing thru over-processing...

would be fine, I'm sure. I promise not to tell on you!!! :D

[NV Whino]

2. Cool

How can I fry my pixels like that?

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16. Just overprocess the heck out of the shot...

I still haven't heard back on that Sony DSC H-2; I will call today and rattle his cage. :D :hi:

[Mz Pip]

3. I like to fry pixels too!

Overthetop post processing. Very "commercial," but what the heck.

[intheflow]

6. Wow, that looks like a Tiffany design!

:wow:

Well done! :applause: My post processing never comes out that cool.

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11. Oh, Mz Pip, you KNOW how much the tasting rooms up in Napa Valley would love that!

:thumbsup:

[qnr]

4. They can be nice, I like the simplicity of that one. I overprocess sometimes, but

generally only with photos from a .3mp (yes point 3) camera, and just to play around - for example:

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13. It was the colors, and the effect of weathered wood on the shutters...

as well as the curtain that really appealed to me. Most of the pixel-frying was done by segregating the window elements and doing most of it there; the wall had practically that much of a look naturally.

[debbierlus]

5. I always play around with my photos -

Some I leave be. Some I take far out.

I love the whole mix. The only photos that I don't care for when altered are the ones that take a natural look TOO far. I have noticed when I enter contest on flickrs that these are the precise type of photos that win.

Different strokes.

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15. Yeah, that does seem to be a trend; I've forgotten what that technique is called...

but I amsure someone here knows.

[intheflow]

8. What are these pixels of which you speak, mon chéri?

:hi: Love your shot, the color scheme is great! :)

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10. Perfect!

:hi: :hug:

[alfredo]

9. This had two changes. It was desaturated then a lomo filter was added.

Lomography

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lomography

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12. Very cool! I'll have to check out that link to lomography.

[alfredo]

14. It's good for creating a mood. I'm going to a cemetery today to do some

black and white image.

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18. I look forward to the results!

[alfredo]

19. I took about 50 photos today. After Countdown I will

start working on them.