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Some of my Before and Afters


Thanks for sharing Benjamin. I didn't like the random guy, even though the manipulation fixed him. But the composition does nothing for me. But that's the only one I didn't care for. I find it interesting that you switch a number of greens to brown. The desats and color shifts work better with some than others but overall. Interesting.
 
Some really interesting, very subtle treatments there. I really love the pastel tonings and the soldier edits.

Great work.

db1machine
 
That is a really "Homely" group of photographs. I have a huge love for obscure shots and dynamic compositions, so I instantly fell in love with "The Random Guy" picture. Thats the kind of stuff I enjoy to photograph myself; catching people off guard and unawares. (I sound like a psycho...)

The main point here, is to ensure that your touch-ups/enhancements make the images better. And they have! So its a big bag of WIN for you. Often they can feel over-worked and become so processed they look... bah, for lack of a better term; 'Starched.'

Great work, and I really love the pastel tones in the last one. Didn't need to change the angle though! I liked the slant look. Would be an incredible shot in HDR as well.

Thanks for posting!

db1machine
 
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]Very good! The tornado jay is an amazing shot. Was that really an actual twister behind?[/FONT]
 


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