Atomic Fantasy

Photo Manipulation \ Dark | 02/17/05 @637 | Korou | critiques (11) | views (805)

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I was playing around with an image I took during some stormy weather--adjusting the contrast and what-not. In a fit af childish pleasure, I out did the contrast and came out with this gem, seemingly form the atomic era. BOOM!

I think Santa Barbara or somewhere was shelled during WW II by the Japanese forces and the airports around here were all military. Point Mugu is near my house (naval base) and we can see rockets launched from Vandenburg.

I played a bit more with the image (thanks to some comments) and came out with these:

A bit too blury, but might be more effective if you look at:

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eduardobedoya

02/17/05 @641

Amazing stuff
+8

Wysiwyg

02/17/05 @643

mmmm blur the edges between the sky and cityscape slightly to let the 2 blend together more...good stuff.

dizzi

02/17/05 @648

interesting work!

justcreature

02/17/05 @653

beautifull colors great

native29

02/17/05 @690

well nice job with the clouds, you've done well with the colors
on the left side you can see some sharp edges, i dont know where from, and yes, blur the edges of the city, or make them transparent.
regards

Maximilian

02/17/05 @756

nice topic!
everything is fine
but as Mr. native 29 said.....8/9

i suggest that you can make it darker and creat a heavy atmosphere....
HELPPPPP....I can't breath.......something like that

Maximilian

02/17/05 @758

BTW, would you plz do me a favor?
I would like to modify yours to fit in my diary banner, can i?
e.g
Battle Begin... by

Maximilian

Madanapale

02/17/05 @844

Amazing work...It looks like an aquarela painting.

Korou

02/18/05 @057

Thanks for the comments guys!

I played around with the image a bit more and came out with two more: this one, and that one.

Thanks again! - Andy

Phryneas

02/18/05 @610

I see a big quality problem in this one - doing such changes always ends in a big quality loss and as the original photo was badly compressed, quality is even worse. You can easily spot this in the left of the picture. My proposal would be that if you come across such a scenery the next time, you take around 5-10 shots next to each other and lateron stitch them to a big panorama (around 4000-5000 pixels wide at least), then the quality loss would not be that bad and especially not that visible in the resized version.

arbaon

02/18/05 @670

Interesting

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Atomic Fantasy

Photo Manipulation \ Dark | 02/17/05 @637 | Korou | critiques (11) | views (805)

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