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18-AUG-2011 C. Swatzell

Bingham Wagonner

This photo used the Vanishing point filter in Photoshop CS5. There was an window air conditioning unit in one of the windows. The unit did not really fit the photo I was intending, a black and white and emulating how the mansion must have looked in years past. I used the vanishing point filter and cloned out the air conditioner, then completed the B&W conversion with Topaz Black and White effects which also added a bit of grain. There was also a bit of burning and dodging to open up the shadows and darken some of the highlights.

Nikon D80
1/250s f/8.0 at 11.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
MikeB 28-Nov-2011 20:25
nicely done
Guest 08-Nov-2011 17:02
Where WAS the A/C unit?

BTW... Beautiful transformation of the image. it does look like a well taken "OLD" photograph (although it does still look digital because perhaps of the lack of the imperfections that make analog photos so "real" or real Gemstones look so beautiful)

Excellent shot!
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