Tom Brassil
About the Image(s)
The image is from a shoot at an old partially deserted squatter's camp in the sand dunes on the coast.
24mm for 1/80th second with iso 250 at F11 manual mode and spot metering (why spot metering for this I don’t remember but seems a strange choice)
For the image, with the original being flat and not very interesting, for a bit of fun, I attempted to achieve a post-apocalyptic scene in Photoshop. Mainly colour overlays, together with adding a bit of texture and noise. The highlight points on the dune are achieved with a curve layer and masking in the areas of light.
Thanks for viewing, looking forward to your comments
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8 comments posted
A very clever transition to a post-apocalyptic scene. It looks like something out of a good sci-fi movie.
Best regards,
Greg   Posted: 08/07/2022 19:27:06
There is a definite moody/apocalyptic feel to this image. Great work in Photoshop.
I do have to agree with Darcy; I don't think I like that foreground so much. It keeps drawing my eye away from the real story in those eerie buildings along the horizon and that awesome moon. Try that foreground crop she suggests and see if a more panoramic shot gives you that same feel you're after.
Cool photo!
Karen   Posted: 08/19/2022 18:45:34
Greetings.
I loved the caption and the scene. "Post-Apocalyptic scene" - I am relived that, after the "Apocalypse" you and your camera survived to pull out the scene for us. It does feel something like that dear friend.
Good work and thanks for sharing.
Cheers.
Kamal.   Posted: 08/20/2022 06:00:54
(Group 46)
Interesting process, very moody feel. I like the original clouds' contrast look. If you could make the clouds more contrast, and more dramatic look, that would be great. Also, I feel the blue and purple colors in the sky are too separated.
Thank you for sharing!   Posted: 08/20/2022 14:20:14