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It has been a while... (16)
Lanbowen

(2944)

Crop, crarify and glamour

Jan

(4827) [2009-10-26 03:47:16]

Hmmm, this is not a good workshop, I am sorry. But maybe you can see the cropp. I think the crop is better, but it is still personal!! :)

Janneke

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China

Who is looking odd? (20)
Lanbowen

(2944)

crop

k-2

(3539) [2009-01-27 19:42:41] [2]

I love cultural captures. I just wanted to try a simple crop to focus in a bit more. I put his eye at an approximate 45 degree bisector and used his left arm as a diagonal across the pic.
Hope you don't mind my experiment. TFS. Karin

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China

Spring is in town... (52) *
Lanbowen

(2944)

Photoshop CS3

OWO

(2335) [2008-03-03 04:06:35] [2]

first i let photoshop automatically set the whitebalance which i think did half the job.
Then i increased sharpening and brightening.
Then made background layer which i filtered with high pass.

What do you think? Ofcourse all credits on this shot go to you!

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China

Captured II (36)
Lanbowen

(2944)

PaintShopPro

paweljg

(8176) [2008-01-16 01:23:29] [4]

PP:

* add a bit of brightness and sharpness
* add a bit of saturation

It's all :]

Greetings,
Pawel

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China

Title: Yuan Yang Rice Fields: Hani MinorityCanon 40D

Yuan Yang Rice Fields: Hani Minority (28)
Lanbowen

(2944)

unsharp masking x4

Dpbours

(2) [2008-01-10 02:05:24] [2]

I used 4 unsharp masks.

USM 80%, 0.3 pix, 0 treshold. Then edit-fade to lighter with 100% opacity. Second a same USM 80%, 0.3 pix, 0 treshold. Then edit-fade to darker with 100% opacity.

After that I repeated this a second time. Hope you like the increase of sharpness on your subject.

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China

Beauty has no age... (14)
Lanbowen

(2944)

B&W/Blur

iimanyus

(1771) [2007-12-21 19:59:39] [1]

David.I hope you like it

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China

Life in a Daoist Temple (4)
Lanbowen

(2944)

The "Rule of Thirds"

Silke

(23564) [2007-10-05 13:55:59] [1] [+]

Hello again
I hope you don’t mind if a play with this image a little bit.
Much has been said both for and against the “rule of thirds,” but I want to see if that guideline can make this image a little stronger.
What I have done is to try to add some dynamism by placing the central incense stick on the (normally invisible) line that intersects the picture in thirds. Of course I have no idea what exists to the right of this temple – I am only assuming that there are more trees.
If, however, what is on the right is ugly – then I would step back from your three subjects and place the right hand one on the axis of the temple – and again, you get more of a “thirds” construction.
In either case, you get a slightly more dynamic composition.
Now – if square and stable are what you’re after, then ignore all that I have said :D – it is all VERY subjective! I can and do place images dead centre – when I want to project complete stability, or show perfect symmetry. – And then I still try use the thirds rule as I did here on the vertical, by having the subject trio occupy two thirds of the vertical canvas.

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China

Ready to go (17)
Lanbowen

(2944)

PS CS3

broclay

(247) [2007-09-30 01:31:55] [2] [+]

adjusted the sharpness and details and saturated the colors... though I was not able to remove all the haze but this is the best Ive got... Hope you like it... CIAO

broclay

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China