Lion portrait, Kenya
Lion portrait, Kenya
Here is another image from the series of large African prints for display.
NIK Silver Effex and Color Effex Pro 3.
FYI-.A similar effect could have been accomplished in a conventional darkroom... sepia, vignette, reticulation.
ID MIV, 500mm, 1/250 @ f/11, ISO 400
Additional images and how-to processing information for Out of Africa images here.
I am looking forward to returning to Botswana this Aug, and Kenya next year.
Best,
Chas
Last edited by Charles Glatzer; 04-20-2011 at 02:07 PM.
superb, I dont see anything to change here, it looks more like a painting than a photo now but I really like it
I just love this!
Really beautiful, Charles! Nice touch with processing.
This is great!
TFS,
Rachel
As always great technique and results Chas.
Thanks for the processing technique links. Knock-out blog you have.
agreed I am glad you shared that Chas, I didn't realize how awesome tonal contrast was until you posted some fox shots a while backOriginally Posted by Robert Amoruso
Last edited by Jamie Strickland; 04-21-2011 at 09:08 AM. Reason: spelling
Even better than the buffalo. Really looks like a fine drawing.
Excellent portrait
Job well done. I agree with the above comments. Your post processing is just right for this portrait!
Another superb image Charles. Excellent portrait to start with. TFS the processing data.
Absolutely amazing!
A stunningly superb piece of photographic art!
Very Artistic! Love the blades of grass framing him at the bottom
Wonderful job with this entire series. Agree with Robert on the excellent blog.
Superb portrait and excellent post-production technique. Gotta love what the NIKs can do.
This belongs to a Wilbur Smith cover
Hi Chas... this is amazing!
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