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- John Galayda
- Wish I were a camera. I wish it all the time. It gives my eyes a reason. It gives my life a rhyme.
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6 comments:
Absolutely breath taking pictures. If you don't mind me asking, what filters did you use to create the effects? I am a student in Graphic Communications and any help that I can get is great. Keep up the good work. ^_^
Amanda
hey!
amazing photos.ive learned lo love blogging actually, visiting blogs because of a lot of gifted photographer bloggers! i really appreciate their artwork! and you are my latest addition! hope you dont mind... have a nice day!
liana, philippines
www.paurdi.blogspot.com
Hey Amanda,
Thanks for checking out my work. I use a few lightroom presets to tone the images. And then, for the texture, I layer in separate images in photoshop.
-John
i dig the edging on the top one - hey have you told work yet?
Love the toning and textures - really creates a nice mood.
This is the mansion in New London, right {Harkness?}
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