Poisoned Beauty

A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow White biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/

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"Al Bar" wrote in message
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow White
biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/


Bit over-exposed. ;-)

Alan Smithee wrote:
"Al Bar" wrote in message
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow White
biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/


Bit over-exposed. ;-)

Hehe, it's true ... but my excuse is that my friends wanted to use these
for high contrast fliers and such

"Alan Smithee" wrote in message
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"Al Bar" wrote in message
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow White
biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/


Bit over-exposed. ;-)


If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)


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Peter wrote:
"Alan Smithee" wrote in message
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"Al Bar" wrote in message
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow
White biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/


Bit over-exposed. ;-)


If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)



Nice, that sounds much more fancy! =)

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 19:27:16 -0800, Al Bar wrote:

If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)

Nice, that sounds much more fancy! =)

And much nicer than ho_key. Nice pictures, thanks to you and
(as you said) your lovely friend Christina. I'll guess that you
both enjoyed making them.

Peter wrote:
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow
White biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/


Bit over-exposed. ;-)


If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)

With an otherwise nominally exposed photo you can mix to this effect in
photoshop (drive the pale tones white; drive the apple to deep red).

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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow White
biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/

Bit over-exposed. ;-)

If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)

With an otherwise nominally exposed photo you can mix to this effect in
photoshop (drive the pale tones white; drive the apple to deep red).

We were messing around, hence the ;-)

Alan Smithee wrote:
"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow
White biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/

Bit over-exposed. ;-)

If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)

With an otherwise nominally exposed photo you can mix to this effect
in photoshop (drive the pale tones white; drive the apple to deep red).

We were messing around, hence the ;-)

No! Really?!

Be that as it may, discussing ways to get a look are occasionally
welcome in these NG's. Occasionally. ;-)


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Alan Browne wrote:
Alan Smithee wrote:
"Alan Browne" wrote in message
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A set of my lovely friend Christina Lowery transformed into Snow
White biting a poisoned apple:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolim...7612458230806/

Bit over-exposed. ;-)

If you over expose deliberately it's sometimes called high key :-)

With an otherwise nominally exposed photo you can mix to this effect
in photoshop (drive the pale tones white; drive the apple to deep red).

We were messing around, hence the ;-)

No! Really?!

Be that as it may, discussing ways to get a look are occasionally
welcome in these NG's. Occasionally. ;-)



For the record, I washed out the images in camera raw by *severely* boosting the exposure, "vibrance", and "blacks" sliders.

The original images looked like this:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mesolimbo/3189144037/

Which I would call hi-key in the typical sense, and not overexposed since you can see detail pretty much everywhere in the
picture =)