For this one, I experimented with several looks, using Nik’s Analogue Pro. I quite like this one. I did think of having a very faded look for the picture. In the end, I decided to have one that looks similar to the one that I posted in Week 1, but not quite.
The colours are more heavily saturated this time as I decided to go for a warmer effect, and there are a few scratches that have been simulated by the program
I added a layer’s curve, and boosted the vibrance just a tad.
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Thank you!
Really great use of analogue efex.
Thanks. I am slowly learning to try and use these with care.. Else, it can look gimmicky
The colors are so warm and pretty. This is a beautiful edit. My favorite so far.
Thank you very much, Carrie
Love it Rajiv ..so warm
Thanks! Did you finally find the Abandoned Beauty link?
Hey Rajiv .. No but I’ll go and check it out again 😃
Nice warmth in this edit. Not sure about the ‘scratches’, but that is just me! 🙂
Thanks… I was actually experimenting with one that had more scratches, but I thought that it would be over the top
Very beautiful!
Thank you very much!
I like this, it’s always fun to experiment.
It is, absolutely. This challenge stretches you a bit. This is my first month in, and I can see that in the coming months, I will need to think more and more. This is good
Nice job on the scratched up photo effect, it works nicely here against the more intense colours
Thanks. I must say that it was a bit tricky to do