Original
Orton-ish

Black and White Focal

1960's

These transformations took about 5 minutes, in total, since I just used the stock effects. I haven't tried printing them yet, but I'm interested to see how they turn out.
For those interested, I still haven't figured out how to photograph fireflies... they are so ethereal anyway. Maybe they aren't meant to be caught on film.
4 comments:
thanks for the link! very cool! i like photos straight out of the camera, but this is fabulously fun!
Who is Orton? I like Orton-ish.
Oooh thanks for the link! Do you have any recommendations on a "how to" photography blog? I've found Ken Rockwell, but so many others aren't all that applicable or helpful for me.
Nicola, I like SOC too- but you can also crop, etc. on here.
G- No idea and me too.
Liv- Ken Rockwell is my favorite. I use my manual a lot and just try things out.
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