There must be an infinity of possibilities with solar.
This interpretation seems to affect only the edges of the door and the panels.
And, oh- I like it Chris.
Charlie
Charlie Shugart wrote:
There must be an infinity of possibilities with solar.
This interpretation seems to affect only the edges of the door and the panels.
And, oh- I like it Chris.
Charlie
Charlie, some surfaces look great, some are not much affected and others look simply horrible after solar treatment.
It's very unpredictable and part of the fun. Looks like you like more and more solar.
Chris
That's really unique, I like the processing. Question: what's Solar? I see a number of posts in the BW forum indicating Solar. Is it a plugin or an action? I'd like to incorporate it in some of my photos.
T-bone1 wrote:
Very nice solar work.
I think in terms of metal structures for this treatment, but your image demonstrates wood can look fascinating as well!
T
Thank you Tim. Tom did post some very good work with solar wood.
Made me curious what solar can do with other surfaces than metal.
Chris
joesfotosite wrote:
That's really unique, I like the processing. Question: what's Solar? I see a number of posts in the BW forum indicating Solar. Is it a plugin or an action? I'd like to incorporate it in some of my photos.
Hi Joe, solar is short for solarization. There are different ways to get there but the most common one is probably using curves.
Just do a search on youtube for "solarization photoshop". Lots of tutorials out there. Hope you enjoy.
Chris
