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It hasn't rained here in my city for a few weeks, perhaps even months, so I thought this was a nice way to celebrate the occasion of the coming of some rain. =]
Ok there, finally found a way to fix it. Uploaded it through Flicker as a TIF file instead. Apparently this file type does not lose quality like JPEG does. Although I already knew JPEG did that, your comment pushed me over the edge in finding a solution. Thanks bro
About the violated comment, I feel like this picture deserves a caption of some kind to compliment its....violated nature...
Also, here's my newest picture. I learned today in class what scanography is and decided to give it a shot. Scanography is when you use the scanner as the camera instead of..well..a camera. What do you think? =]
Also, here's my newest picture. I learned today in class what scanography is and decided to give it a shot. Scanography is when you use the scanner as the camera instead of..well..a camera. What do you think? =]
I'll explain. I first scanned my face and it looked like this.
After using the liquify tool a lot and then dodging and burning areas to simulate a light hitting me from the left. It looked like this(shadow added later after I came up with the plan to put me in bars)
Then I just scanned an old wrench on my scanner and used that to simulate the bars. Pasted on Photoshop and tweaked.
After that, I added a my hand for a bit more dramatic effect in a separate scan, then tweaked.
Last step, I blurred both my hand and the bars to give the focus to my face.
I'll explain. I first scanned my face and it looked like this.
After using the liquify tool a lot and then dodging and burning areas to simulate a light hitting me from the left. It looked like this(shadow added later after I came up with the plan to put me in bars)
Then I just scanned an old wrench on my scanner and used that to simulate the bars. Pasted on Photoshop and tweaked.
After that, I added a my hand for a bit more dramatic effect in a separate scan, then tweaked.
Last step, I blurred both my hand and the bars to give the focus to my face.