Cannon on Fort Hill – week 4
This week I’ve gone back to my HDR shot from week 2, but this time I’ve applied the Painterly effect. . Linked to One Four Challenge Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 October 2015
Cannon on Fort Hill – week 3
This week I wanted an antique feel for this old cannon, so I have chosen the Lightroom Yesteryear preset, with a bit of added clarity and reduced highlights. Linked to One […]
Cannon on Fort Hill – week 2
I decided to go for monochrome this week. This was a tricky shot because of the light sky and dark shaded cannon, so for this one I’ve created an HDR […]
Cannon on Fort Hill – week 1
This old cannon sits on the coastal path above the beach resort of Margate in Kent. For the first week of the new month of photo editing with Robyn, I have made […]
Holocaust Memorial – week 4
For the final week of the September One Four Challenge, I have opted for a FotoSketcher painting setting, with expressive brushtrokes. I like its slightly dreamy feel. So, nothing too wild […]
Holocaust Memorial – week 3
This week’s edit involved a tight crop, increased clarity and grain and the addition of a touch of yellow tone. Linked to One Four Challenge Copyright Debbie Smyth, 21 September 2015
Holocaust Memorial – week 2
Sticking with the simplicity of this image, I have converted to black and white with an orange filter. I reduced the sharpening a little to smooth out the texture of the blocks, then […]
Holocaust Memorial – week 1
This is one of my favourite photos from a trip to Berlin earlier this year. These simple blocks of varying sizes make a striking memorial to this tragic period in […]
Black and White Recap
The One Four Challenge is on a month’s recap / break so I thought I’d have a little play with a few more black and white edits of my previous […]
Daisies in Hyde Park
It’s the final week of yet another month of the One Four Challenge. I had fun with my chosen photo this month. This week, I took inspiration from Robyn’s wide […]
Daisies in Hyde Park
For Week 3 of the July One Four Challenge, I’m keeping things simple. Partly because I’m travelling, and partly because it was time to show this in its true light. […]
Travel with Intent 