Senior: Chelsea

[Redmouse]

Chelsea has such a great attitude and was willing to try anything crazy I recommended and was ready to step into the ring and wrestle a goat. You can't tell that she's been sick and still on medication just to make her portrait session. No goat wrestling though.

When processing these images, I never really stop to think about running actions or presets. I've pretty much gone away from that simply because they look generic after a while and would cause more delay tweaking them. For an ADD person like me, any small delay is instant death in a workflow. (Thanks to Facebook...)




But it's interesting to see what I did before compressing the layers and saving it into a JPG. So, this time I forced myself to slow down and name my layers. Before you click on the link, care to guess how many layers or what I did to the image?

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Here's one from the studio shot on Denny's Freedom Cloth. It has a official name but I call it the orange waffle cone. f5.6 to blur out the details.

[Debbi]

Jordan, I always enjoy seeing your work and this is no exception. Thanks for sharing your processing. Great image to begin with but after is super great!

[Sonny]

This is why you're still my hero. You never disappoint. Great job as always.

I see someone has switch over to Topaz Adjust. What happen to Lucis Art?

[BeccaJ]

love it. thanks for showing the comparison on the first image, it's awesome!

[hue-e]

jordon, I've only seen a little bit of your work, but I really dig your post work.

[HeatherLou]

Nice work Cupcake :) Your still my hero too!

[tukaniray]

Super nice photos. Love the in the street shot and processing.

-Ray-

[Redmouse]

My old Lucis Art doesnt work with 64 bit CS4. Dissappointing because I prefer that. But Topaz does what I want after some tweaks and at a significantly lower pricepoint.