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I can't view that page... why?
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Same here...says don't have permission. I think a right click save as will work, however.
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Ditto...
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i did save*
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ok, here they are :
and
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silly Flickr won't let me play :(
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and it was all YELLOW************
COLDPLAY*
in Warhol PINK of course**********
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& just a little Brown Nosing - i brought the teacher an Apple*
a turquoise apple with a little bit of Rot in it & Upside Down so i don't completely lose my STREET CRED******
;))
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Geography
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btezra [deleted] says:
~I thought I'd tag along on this one, even though I rarely if ever manipulate any photo I have taken...I dedicate my photo art manipulation to Tom DeLay, the title of my interpretation is "The Hammer"...I like the creative-twinge that Photoshop can provide, taking the mood and emotion of the person behind the mouse and transforming it to the finished image...~
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Flickr says I don't have permission to view that page when I click on your photo. Guess I'll have to grab a screenshot?
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a few more in this set: www.flickr.com/photos/lu_/sets/1065118/
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topography
haint notes
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In honor of the upcoming Day of the Dead-and as a tribute to your name-Haint-
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My objective was to create a organic feel to the stark contrast and electric feel of the original. In the process I discovered a certain simularity to the image of blood vessels and human tissue.
In the end we're all wired to something !!!
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The original was full of energy for me. I saw color, flitting action. So, the following is what I came up with.
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This is what came out to play today.
thanks for a very cool excercise!
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Emergence of the Pickle People
(RE-Evolution) The Pickle People Meet and Greet
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Batik II
Batik
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
i suspect flickr may have been acting up again which is why some of you could not view or download the picture. please try again. thanks. i see some exciting manipulations already.
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Whoops i think I'm in the wrong group?
Is this the " Baby. The other Other white meat ~group?
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tchernobyl frog,
I cannot download the original :o(
sorry fast work
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dialogue
i would call it "dimensions of dialogue" but that would be ripping off a svankmajer film.
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zombizi prime [deleted] says:
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Second homework: "A battle in the sky"
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
HAINT TWEAKS HAINT 1
HAINT TWEAKS HAINT 2
PLEASE VIEW BOTH OF THESE IMAGES IN THEIR ORIGINAL SIZE TO EXAMINE THE DETAILS.
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
do you see any manipulations in this thread which particularly appeal to you? tell me about it. why do you like it? is it the technique that you admire? do the colors or the kinetic energy attract you? do you have a strong, personal, emotional reaction to any of these images? please share that with us.
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I really like tomusan's manipulation. It's a very strong image and I always find Day of the Dead figures so interesting.
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Batik II (T_Bell), Topography (bfelice), due process (Naccarato).
In these three manipulations I can still find your original and the personal style of the artists that manipulated it. I like their elegant, artistic work.
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Random thoughts - to be honest, the original image left me a little cold, but as a blank canvas, it has proved an inspired choice- comments I would leave:
Wyrd:
great idea, lovely textures
Stephen Roy and Alice's Furrows:
great stuff, but to be honest as I know your stuff,I wouldn't expect anything other than great work - kind of nice to see your respective "house styles" coming through in an exercise like this, though...
Naccarato:
not come acrross your stuff before, but liked this a lot and will look out for you in future!
TBell: lovely stuff!
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I personally think this has so little to do with photography.. This masterclass is about being creative.. But being creative with photoshop has nothing to do with shooting pics and being creative while doing so.. Using your own creativeness to get that one outstanding shot, being different from the rest.. Shoot a pic just the way you c it in your mind, instead of using a computerprogram to create what you and your camera just can't... At first i liked the "creative" masterclass, but since it is now going to photoshop and manipulating pics i say sorry, but that's not my thing..
(what doens't mean that i don't like the results shown above, but it just has nothing to do with photography for me..)
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I pretty much did just about everything to this--lots of filters, saturation adjustments, etc. until I came up with something I liked. I really like the square format of it.
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Well here are mine. I solely used Haint's original photo in these 2. No other photos were mixed in. I know both images are similar in their style and approach, but that's what I wanted. I have only recently stumbled into this more dark & moody style. Hope you like, any feedback would be appreciated! -Snow
Tweak #1: (finding myself in the darkest places)
Tweak #2: (all her bliss and beauty gone)
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My two contributions...one using only Haint's original with saturation, hue, filters, etc...etc.
The second I have combined with my nothing photo, and then added a few effects to saturation, hue, etc.
I like the contrast and overall effect in the second one. Even without the texture of the first, it seems to have more depth.
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Another go round. Tried something different.
This exercise really shows how diifferently artists see the same thing. The images couldn't be more different. Julie's water color soft colors, Wyrd's bright super nova, the topography of bfelice, zombizi primes mandala like image and snowblind frog's dark and moody renditions all point this out.
I think this has a lot to do with photography. It illustrates how the artist sees the world. I am a traditional B&W old style purist who has discovered digital photography and PS. It is all about the image, the final product. Creative approach informs all types and styles of photography, not just film.
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Here is my attempt.
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
thanks, tomusan. my thoughts exactly. i don't want to dictate but offer possibilities. this class will explore all kinds of different approaches to taking pictures. it is up to each individual artist to pick and choose ideas and techniques which suit his/her personality and creativity needs. i don't see any approach as more or less valid than another. it's all about having choices.
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Perhaps there's also some value in exploring what's there technically for us to choose from even if in the end we choose not to use it.
As for the tweaks here so far, I really like Gianita's "Geography," with its sandiness that slows down the movement, makes it feel like tracks of movement that's gone. And also Snowblindfrog's Tweak #1, which is so very intense.
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hi! here is mine.
it's very difficult to me to explain how i did this, because i used many layers and many filters.
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OK, I couldn't resist one more attempt. This one has nothing added. I really wanted to alter the whole picture this time. ( Inspired by those great submissions above)
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here is my manipulated contribution. thank you for an interesting exercise, haint.
optic nerve
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Here's mine. Nothing added except layers and filters. Had to laugh at myself for going from more abstract to less.
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All of the images here have something interesting. A quite beautiful and intriguing set.
I fell in love with jeneveeve's molten organism and T Bell's batiks had strong appeal with their earthiness.
amsabri's polished intricacy made me smile but mifluki's transformation was the most surprising to me.
Tweak #1 by Snowblindfrog really grabbed me but I don't know why. Something familiar and known but yet not.
Wonderful fun. You are running a quite amazing workshop here, Haint.
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i really like Julie70's first image, the one with the greens in the background. It reminds me of those photos they take in particle accelerators.
Snowblindfrog's first image kinda looks like a lobster, and I like how the image was flattened to look like an ink drawing.
Now I have more inspiration for my own attempts... So far, what I have learned from this exercise is that there is more to each photo than is apparent at first glance. All those pixels that can become so many different things!
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Okay.. we in NZ have come home from work and you guys are having all the fun..haha so take this:
Omens Child (view large stare into the centre)
and this:
Haints Hand
That was fun Haint can we stay after school?
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The lines in the Haint's photo reminded me of the complex lines and colours in Gaudi's Casa Batllo in Barcelona, so I've made my own "Gaudi window"...
![Window onto Gaudi [Manipulation] (05 Oct 2005)](http://static.flickr.com/24/49622238_2236f2973c.jpg)
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I'm glad I found the time to enter the game - here's my version:
That was great fun - I'd also like to stay after school ..
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lunaryuna AGAINST CENSORSHIP [deleted] says:
my version: planet emerging from frozen clouds:
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It's been really interesting too watch this and see how different we all are.
They were all so good, but these are the ones that I pulled me in:
I really liked Julie's first one, that green & yellow organic looking background was lovely
Zombezi's would be great really huge and hanging on a wall, amazing colors
Snowblind has that oily lit from behind darkness thats just a little scary, yet you can't help but linger
The metallic moody Mifluci and the nervy alive feeling of Astrocruzan caught my eye and then
Stephen Roy and Ososment took it someplace completely out there that I would never have thought of
It's really amazing that this is all the same image, very cool Haint.
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I've been looking through many of the examples of manipulation this photo, and I've started to notice this "little person" featuring in some of the pictures. (You can see it in the top-left of the original photo.) This person appears to be ski-ing or riding a bike, so I decided to do the former, as it's a bit more exciting. ;)
![Slalom [Manipulation] (05 Oct 2005)](http://static.flickr.com/32/49685297_9e0f4e894b_m.jpg)
I suppose I've learned from this that you can see a particular picture in one way, then other peoples vision of it can make you see another way entirely. I think it was in cinnamon anemone's "Dialog" picture that I first noticed the "little person". (There's a mirror image of the figure overlaid on top, and they appear to be having a "dialog".) Now I see it all over the place. :)
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My faves:
- cinnamon anemone's "Dialog" (As explained above)
- Snowblindfrog's "Tweak #2': This looked almost like an underwater shot of a pond. Very dark and menacing.
- Alice's Furrows' first manipulation. Very nice use of colour, which complements the original lines.
- Wyrd's manipulation. It's almost like a spotlight projected onto on a dark gritted wall.
- Tomusan's second manipulation (The one with the hand). To me the combination of the real hand and the unreal light streaks give this the look of someone literally delving into the unknown.
- BFelice's "Topography". I like the almost "denim" like texture on this one.
- MiFluki's manipulation. I like the degraded-but-not-quite-grainy texture, and the central shape, which is indistict enough to allow for the viewers imagination. It could look like an astronomical event like an exploding galaxy, or a small but fearsome looking insect.
- Tirau Dan's mainpulation. There's a great sense of both space and movement in this one. And the barely-visible face is a nice touch!
- Ososment's manipulation. A very creative combination of the original and portraiture.
All the rest were really good - and very varied- as well, so don't take it as a diss if I haven't mentioned you. :)
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Light show cowboy
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Captured Heart.
Mine is kind of simple... Oo But doing it was real fun.
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
i am astounded by the variety of results from a single picture! thank you everyone for trying out this admittedly offbeat exercise. i thought it might be fun. keep 'em coming!
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Here's mine
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How do we paste photos into a thread?
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Instructions for linking an image:
1. Find the image as it appears within your collaborator’s photostream.
2. Copy the address line associated with the image from your browser to the clipboard (or write the HTML address down).
3. Edit the description box on your post by typing something like “The original image is:" and then paste the address from the clipboard, or type it in from your note.
4. Save your changes and make sure the link is displayed properly.
In addition to the above, here’s how to post an actual example photo into a group discussion, or a photo discussion within a photostream:
1. Open the photo you want to copy.
2. Click on “All Sizes.”
3. Choose “Small.”
4. Scroll down to option 2 in the “To use this photo on other websites” section.
5. Highlight and copy the HTML in the box.
6. Go to the location you want to post the photo (within a group discussion, or a specific photo in someone’s stream).
7. Paste the HTML to the “Add Your Comment” box.
8. Save, and voila! The picture will appear.
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I just played around with the image adjustments and filters in photoshop until I found two that spoke to me. I like the b&w one the best of the two I think.
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www.flickr.com/photos/anarpa/50011738/in/pool-masterclass/
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Sorry I am late to the party.
I thought I saw music ... and I know I saw intensity.
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so many cool and incredibly creative expressions!
i liked the image as it was, it represented, to me a rollercoaster of light and movement
so i chose to sharpen those aspects and separate them a little more while keeping the same image as shot
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i found this group recently and honestly - i didn't read through all those instructions printed in bold (yet), i hope it's fine that i played along, and i hope my submission is welcome.
I inverted the luminance to turn the bright thingies into an object against a bright background.
The background then wasn't bright enough for me so I played with the tone balance and the Light Studio of my editing software.
Then I decided the image was too abstract and I added a silhouette of my wife standing on a mountain... (most of that horizon I added by hand). in order to further increase the feeling of depth I also added a texture of clouds.
I like the interaction between my wife and the abstract thingies.
I'm also pleasantly surprised by many of the others in the thread. some others felt the need to add a source of light - like Tirau Dan, whose fluid silver look I also liked very much.
erik
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Wow! I love all of these spectacular images! Here's mine (better late than never ;-))
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ha ha, icu 2
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How bout a duplicate...
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sorry will have to just admire the above work for now .... looking, drooling and learning for now :)
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Cathedral of Light
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Here is my first manipulation, done in GIMP.
I started by running the the original from Haint through the "neon" filter (similar to "edge detection"), inverted it, whirled it, and kept tweaking it till I had a nice swirling motion. I then made a seamless tile of the layer.
I duplicated the layer and flipped it so that the swirl would be in reverse.
I created a background layer with a blue to green gradient, and then gave it a whirl.
I set the transparency of the two top layers to about 35% to make everything melt together and give it the illusion of depth. View the original size to get the full effect.
I'm not exactly 100% happy with it, but I want to get started on the other assignments. Total file size was 88MB before exporting to JPG.
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I just have to say something - all of the work in this stream is amazing. Thanks to everyone for sharing.
Inspirational ... Haint, great concept.
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It's endlessly fascinating looking at the different things people have done with this project. Every single image is interesting and holds the eye.
Nate, I especially love your soft green and blue swirl.
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a bit late, but nevertheless:
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Haint, what are you going to do with all this great work?
Maybe there's a "manipulate a friend's" !Masterclass! pool to be set up so this can all be shared?
;-)
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i assume all the classes will remain archived in this group for future reference.
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My effort. I went around in so many circles with this that I can't remember what I did.
This kind of manipulation does not come naturally to me and almost feels... naughty.
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
monster, stunning! superb and very dramatic use of a limited palette. blue and black work so well together. you have given the whole kineticism an extra emphasis by spinning it and centered everything with the circle of white light. exceptional work!
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I did some 3D manipulation. Maybe a tad too dramatic :)
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
not at all! it's vibrant!
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
a recent tweak
before photoshop
after photoshop
this was a random shot from the car. in photoshop i cropped, enlarged, equalized, and increased saturation and contrast. took 5 minutes.
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Haint... could you stop me? :)
Take a look...
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
why would i want to stop you? it's an excellent abstraction of the scene and that BW is so interesting! anybody else want to give it a go? JUMP RIGHT IN! EITHER PHOTO OR BOTH. SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
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ok, i came to this class a bit late and this is the first thing i'm submitting to mc03 ...
haint, believe it or not, this started out with your picture above ... i'm not sure this is what you wanted since it went through a lot of manipulations and to me it could be anything
so here we go:
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Couldn't resist ....
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
wow! gianita, it's become a carnival! too cool!
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Is it L.A. or D.E.L.A.?
:)
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
trvelpig, that's great! you have taken a figurative scene and turned it into a complete abstraction. we are exploring possibities. the idea of theme and many variations.
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
DELA! ;)
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
mick, that's gorgeous! a completelely different, subdued mood. it has the feel of a lithograph or etching. i like!
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Haint, thanks. I enjoyed doing it, especially on this wet and miserable afternoon ;-)
Question - can we / should we post these into some of our other groups?
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
oh yes, by all means!
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Thanks ... and I can't tell you how much fun this is ... and learning stuff, too!
Very cool.
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MY LIFE AS A HAINT [deleted] says:
that's my approach. make learning fun!
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Stop by for a burger some night...
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