I like the look Jiro but for nastalgic I might try to add a very transpearent sepia layer 25 0r 30%. Maybe on B&W if it did not work on the color.
Is this tone mapped?
Nice one, Colin. Now that is really nostalgic!I guess I've used the wrong word on the one I want to achieve. I like it to look old but with a certain kind of glow to the image. I'm still figuring out how to describe the effect properly.
I like the way you processed this one. Cheers!
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Collin, you must have been poking around in my head because that is right on what I had in mind. Nice work.
Aha! Now I got the right word to describe the effect the I want... DREAMY! Off I go to photoshop again, folks!Thanks for the idea, Colin.
The original was a stunner - as are the conversions.
It reminds me of a lot of romantic movies where the girl has a bike like this - usually she meets the Boy when he crashes into her with his car....but I digress (again)
So it would be a stunner for a movie poster...
The only wee thing that detracts my eye from the bike is the bit of green on the branch on the right...that branch bald would be perfect for me.
Now those movies..
Eat Pray Love
A Good Year
and 1 where he buys her a bike like this - was I think called Return to me....![]()
Of course a really brave man (which rules me out) would possibly say that a modern day rendition would be a guy on the bike (because it's all he can afford with the alimony payments etc) being driven into by the girl (his ex) who "claims" she was just doing her makeup in the rear-vision mirror (when everyone knows it's because she's after the insurance money, or just can't drive!)
*** runs for cover ***![]()