Oyster Shell

December 26th, 2009
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Oyster Shell; © reserved 2009, Richard Lovison

The above image of a back-lit oyster shell was a CombineZP merge of four photos using different focus points. A Nik plugin (Duplex) was used within CS2 to produce the overall tone.

Oyster Shell 2; © reserved 2009, Richard Lovison

This second image was also a CombineZP merge though there was a bit of fill flash as well as the back lighting and the colors are natural.

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Oyster Shell

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- Marcie
- December 27th, 2009
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They’re like sculptures of form and light. Beautiful!!! Hope your holidays were bright!!!
- edvatza
- December 29th, 2009
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Interesting play of light and shadows, Richard. Seems like you do a lot of experimenting with software. I just picked in the Nik Complete suite myself.

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