Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Edit Me: Week 2

Second week of the Edit Me challenge from My Reflection of Something and we are tasked with changing another already great photo.  This one was a little harder for me since I had so many ideas.  I wanted to do another older picture look but since I did that last week I wanted to change it up a bit.  it was hard to make a final decision but this is what I came up with. 

Here's the before picture:


And here is my edit after deciding from the 10 or so I worked on. 


Like I said, this week was harder since my original instinct was to go black and white or sepia, but I wanted to bring out the richness of color in the picture. 
So, here are the steps I used with Picnik:

1. Auto-fix
2. Applied Lomo-ish
3. Black Vignette
3. Cross-Process

I tried another few effects and wanted to put a quote on the picture but it seemed like a little too much when I was done; I'll share just because.  Hopefully as the weeks go on I'll get the time to try edits with Photoshop, till then, hope you enjoy!



Check out all the other great edits!!!







8 comments:

  1. I almost went right for the lomo effect too. I think this week's competition is going to be tough. Great edit!

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  2. I really like the one you picked. Great job.

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  3. The first and third ones are my favorite :) I love the colors!

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  4. The lomo effect looked cool!

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  5. Nice vignette! Cool edit! Love the frist one!

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  6. Love your edit! I was planning of using lomo effect too. But then something happened and I didn't. lol.

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  7. I really like that first one with the quote. I'm loving all the variety of edits I'm seeing. Thank you so much for participating. It's fun to see how other people would edit my photo. I’ve got a new contest now called Favorite Photo of the Week if you would like to check it out and participate. http://throughaphotographerseyes.blogspot.com/2011/05/favorite-photo-of-week-contest.html

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  8. I love the vivid colors in your edits! Thanks so much for linking up!

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