What garlic is to salad, insanity is to art.
I was initially hesitant when photography became digital, and editing which used to involve skill in the darkroom was now possible with just a few clicks on the puter… And then some. Now it seems, anyone with a camera can throw their stuff into a program online, turn it black and white, hit “auto correct” and post it to some social media site pretending it’s groundbreaking art. And in no way am I exempt from this observation, as I am as guilty as the next person as relying on my computer to fix up mediocre pictures. Although this collection isn’t for the pictures that I spruced up a bit, but for those which I went all out bat-crazy and turned them into bad greeting cards. Not at all ashamed. I love bad art... If you couldn't tell from my many other posts.
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I love this quote... but it seems a bit random floating around there in the sky. |
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Got the light.
Just not the existence of being. |
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I prefer this picture far more without the color editing and the quote tossed over the top. It was a reminder to myself of how there's beauty in random places- but editing the crap out of something pretty because it's simple kind of ruins the point, yeah? |
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So dramatical. |
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I do kind of like the over-editing on this one :) |
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I'm so awesome. |
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Greeting card much? |
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This was at the Eastman House in Rochester (as in Eastman Kodak) a camera nerds happy place. |
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yes, yes it does. |
I love photo editing. I'm sorry I'm not sorry. :) :) It's so fun. Of course I appreciate a naked amazing shot that hasn't been edited at all but I adore the creativity that comes over me when I start playing around with the digital editing programs.
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