Brightened it quite nicely, too, and beat back the threat of the imminent sleet storm that hit moments after I shot this. Very nice version that helps the photo realize its natural potential.
Brightened it quite nicely, too, and beat back the threat of the imminent sleet storm that hit moments after I shot this. Very nice version that helps the photo realize its natural potential.
... and with an Australian twist.
The down-under version of the Crossroads, deserves its own blues song.
Rusted
DXO Photolab, incl local adjustments
Excellent color change on the truck to a rusty orange instead of royal blue. Looks very realistic. There was a rusted truck just about like this parked on the other side of this field.
A long time ago
I am partial to the vintage look entries, but never edited a version of my own in sepia or old-time black and white. I see that I need to do that.Nicely done.
Another take on a vintage film look. I really like the muted toned colors.
And an entirely different kind of vintage film look. When I was shooting this set, I felt like I was trailing William Eggleston. This is close to where he grew up and shot so much of his earlier work.
The darkness
Interesting rendition, especially with the limited color palette and what you did with the lighting along the left side. It looks like Bonnie and Clyde might be hanging out here.
After eating magic mushrooms.
Psychedelic truck! yet you preserved all that grungy detail.