Filter Friday on Google+
Since I will be attending the Florida’s Birding and Photo Fest next week, I thought this would be a great opportunity to show how I enhanced one of my bird images.
Sometimes it takes more then just one filter to get the result that you’re looking for. In this case, I took advantage of the new filter stacking capabilities within Color Efex Pro 4 to achieve my final result.
Below is my original image. It looks a bit flat and I knew that by adding a couple of filters in Color Efex Pro 4, I could bring out more of the details and colors.
© Laurie Rubin | Education First
I used several of my favorite Color Efex Pro 4 filters to bring out the details in the duck, added saturation and contrast to the water and polished it off with the new Image Borders.
© Laurie Rubin | Education FirstHere is my final result!
© Laurie Rubin | Education First
Share an image where you used either a digital or glass filter or both, and tag your image #filterfriday curated by +Laurie Rubin. We’d love to see how filters have helped to enhance your images!
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This is the original shot of the Olympic Mts above Kingston WA captured 3 years ago with a Kodak Z812:
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I used Nik Color Efex ‘Tone Contrast’ and ‘Contrast Only’ filters to produce this:
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