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Sunday, August 9, 2009

Ares Jones : First Portrait

Here's one photo that I did way way back when I first got my first DSLR, the Canon 400D. Messed up the exposure big time. This is not one of my better shots.


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Orignal JPG : Camera : 400D, 1/160, f/1.8, ISO800, Jpg

So, the dilemma arise, cause I'm gonna treat this shot as a 'once in a lifetime' shot. And its crap. Throw it away? or Save it? Why did I ever used Jpg?

Here's the result after some 'intensive care' measures done to bring the jpg shot to life. Some tuning, really some tuning later in LR, here's the end result. I've a few version of this one floating around. But this version's the latest ... LOL.


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Ares Jones : First Portrait

Does it work?



Note: Shadow toning done : enhance gold / yellow feel.

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Ares Jones : Original Version (2007)

Here's one that I did a couple of years ago, for comparison sake.

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Photography has been a passion of mine for a very long time. I still remember back there, I found an old 110 format camera in one of the drawers at home, so I went and load that one up with some color 110 film, had a bit of fun shooting it. Back then, processing film was expensive, and nope, my allowance didn't cover that at all. But I remember, the resulting photos were very 'LOMOish'. Guess that's my first LOMO ... In my high skool days, I picked up a second hand Olympus Trip 35, with its quicky guestimate focusing system. Colors from it were kind 'yellow' tinged cause by its lens that was kind of 'moldy'. Moldy or not, I shot a lot of skool band pics!! I ended up with an compact automatic when started Uni ... and I finally lost it on a trip to India. Left it on the plane. Got my first SLR back in 2001 I think, a brand new Nikon FM10. That's when the journey of serious photography started. And today, and today, after many years, and 'graduating' from the G5 ... to the G7 to the 400D and 40D ... and finally 5D Mark II, Hehehehe ... ... I still am plodding away, trying to create my own art.