I took these photographs back on October 21st, 2007.  I never had a chance to edit them until yesterday and today.  
I'm actually glad that I didn't get to.  I'm happy that I am backed up.  The reason I'm actually happy about my back-up of 2007 photos to process is because since the time I took them I've learned a lot more about post processing then I knew last year - so waiting to edit them has let me try so many more things to increase the impact of the photo. 
It makes me think that if I had more time in the world that I would go back and re-edit so many things I took last year to see if I could enhance them even more.  But since I have a full time job that doesn't leave me much time for re-editing older work let alone finish processing new work along with work from 2007 that I never even go to yet!
Let's get back to the photos...so I took these photos the same day I took my first paying portrait shoot.  When I left the shoot I decided to take the LONG WAY HOME and explore a town I hadn't spent much time until this day.  I'm so glad I decided to do so...look at the results!
Let me start with 2 that are my favorite edits of the series. I'm so proud of these two photos and the look I achieved in Photoshop:




There ther was "the tree" - another favorite subject of mine.  I applied the "Technicolor Dream World" action that Julie has been using and then I applied a B&W filter over that.  The "Technicolor Dream World" action is what gave it the softer dreamier look.

high school senior portraits.
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Friday, March 7, 2008
Flemington New Jersey and Some Awesome Clouds
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2 comments:
They do have a great impact! I love the sun rays shining down and the depth of the clouds. Great shots!
the clouds rock.
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