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Archive for 6. March 2009
I am not drunk!
6. March 2009 by Friedhelm.
Blurred pictures are usually a sign of poor photographic skills unless you create them on purpose. I photographed this mustard flower in my backyard and it looked okay. I used a black backdrop to create a “clean” background. When I looked at the images it looked perfectly executed and still I thought it was an average image. So I started to brain storm and came up with the idea to use a motion blur filter as an overlay and after a few “clicks” I got this picture which I like.
I am preparing a boot camp class on Photoshop in April. If you are interested, please email me (eye2eyephotostudio@ymail.com)
Happy photographing and editing!
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