From the street of Havana, Cuba, here is an heavily processed shot with Lightroom and Snapseed. The latter can be very useful at creating effects that can add visual value to the picture.
Before & After 11
In this photo processing session, I wanted to create a darker look of a grim street downtown Montreal. The final result is not a pure black & white picture. All this processing has been done with Snapseed (again).
Behind The Scene Details About Numeric Citizen Podcast Creation
I thought I could share more details about the just released Numeric Citizen Podcast. The raison d'etre for this podcast is to add another medium for expression and maybe help reach reach more people with same interests. I want to use this medium to complement my blog. I'm going to talk about the same subjects:... Continue Reading →
Before & After 6
Sometimes pictures don't need much processing like in this case. Some vignette effect and better lighting on dummy's face is all that was needed here. Don't try to over process images even if the tools allow it.
Before & After 5
Turning a seemingly ordinary urban scene into a more interesting one. The idea here was to remove colours in the scene except for the big ad. The idea that I wanted to pursue is the positive message an ad is trying to convey in a sometimes gray world. Also, the big lanterns lighting was pushed... Continue Reading →
Before & After 4
The little woman. Left, the original photo. On the right, the final result.
Before & After 3
The original photo was kind of pale with no contrast. Now, with more structured details, warmer colours and a new frame, it looks more interesting to me. I give it the following title "Anonymously strange".
Before & After 2
On the left, the original photo. On the right, the processed photo with more texture, more contrast, more saturated colours. Tell me what you think of it. I used the rediscovered application Snapseed.
Before & After 1
I'm starting a new blog posts series: before & after photo processing. Taken in 2014 with an iPhone 5, processed with Snapseed. This photo was shot in JPEG as this iPhone at this time wasn't able to shoot in RAW. Feel free to write your comments about this! The iPhone 5 was one of the... Continue Reading →