Not mush processing was needed for this shot. Subjects such as these make themselves and only need a tiny bit tweaking. I used levels, Detail extractor, Contrast color range, Skylight filter and a vignette. That's it. Easy peasy.
We hosted a party last night, celebrating my 30th birthday with our friends. It was a great evening, it always is when those guys are involved! Our friends are awesome! Funnily it was also our official "moving in party". "Funnily" because we have actually lived here for over two years now. We teased a friend of ours for the very same thing a few years back - it took him a while too - but we ended up taking even longer ourselves. Now though, that our house is finally fully renovated, we felt that it was completed enough to host that party - all rooms are now actually moved into, even that one "room of chaos" where "everything" went haha.
/MrsHjort
I guess you have enough meat there to host a party (groan - ha). :)
ReplyDeleteLol, Bob, you crack me up :D
DeleteHmmm, that looks nice. Even though you say it was only a little bit of processing, the 'after' still looks way more delicious than the 'before' - but then, I've always fancied processed meats :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good Birthday.
Our invite must have been lost in the post. Never mind I'll wait for your 31st.
ReplyDeleteMany happy returns you youngster.
I'm not a fan of processed meats myself, but your shot makes them look great!
ReplyDeleteAnd a very happy birthday to you. Hope it was a great party and that the rest of the year is a ripper!