heres more xperimental stuff again i was wondering should i leave them non color corrected or turn them B&W and try to sharpen and fix them up, or not make them digital in the first place.
Is this mortencage? I love these, they are beautiful. the top and bottom image are fabulous. i really get a sense of energy from them as if the machinery has come alive, and the anthropomorphic robot subject adds a lot of character. as far as going all natural or adjusting the tones i am pretty torn. i like the monochromatic feel in the top image but i like the tone in the bottom one. tough decision...good luck.
heres more xperimental stuff again i was wondering should i leave them non color corrected or turn them B&W and try to sharpen and fix them up, or not make them digital in the first place.
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Is this mortencage? I love these, they are beautiful. the top and bottom image are fabulous. i really get a sense of energy from them as if the machinery has come alive, and the anthropomorphic robot subject adds a lot of character. as far as going all natural or adjusting the tones i am pretty torn. i like the monochromatic feel in the top image but i like the tone in the bottom one. tough decision...good luck.
the one with the tractor isnt as strong as the others
Make digital prints without color correction.
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