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I'm sure y'all remember this tree. Its featured in all of my outdoor photoshoots. It's gone now....

Once again, I didn't do anything special to these photos. Just very minor corrections.

Combat

I didn't do much of anything to these photos other than color correction, and some other small corrections. I figured I should probably keep from adding softlgow, and thereby creating more of a feminine feel...These are, after all, fight shots.

Photoshoot: Part II

This one was cropped, sharpened, and slightly desaturated.

I cropped this photo, then made it black and white.

I started out by sharpening this one; I then made it black and white, cropped it, and added some softglow.

Once again, this one was cropped and sharpened. Then I added softglow, sepia-toned it, and desaturated it.

I cropped this photo, then added softglow.

This shot was warmified, desaturated, and then cropped.

I cropped this, warmified, and then desaturated.

So...there you have it. There may or may not be a part III--I'll have to see about that. There will, however, be a new post very soon, with pictures of hand to hand fighting. Should be interesting.

Photoshoot: Part I

All I did with this picture was to simply change it from its original color to black and white.

This one just needed a little sharpening.

I sharpened this one, added some softglow, then cropped, added more softglow, sharpened again, then turned it into a black and white.

This one didn't need much, I just sharpened it and cropped it.

For this one, I sharpened it a little, then warmed up the color tone. This created an odd orangey-brown tint, so I did some auto tuning, sepia-toned it, and then desaturated it.

I started out just sharpening this one. Then I decided to add a bit of soft focus and glow.

First, I made this black and white. Then I added softglow and sharpened it up.

This one started out a bit blurry, so I sharpened it, saturated it, and added softglow. I made it black and white, then cropped it and added grain.

This one started out as just a normal picture with a dull color to it. I tried to brighten it up a bit and give it some interest by first cropping it, warming up the tone, and then adding some soft glow.

I started out by cropping this one. Then all I had to do was to add some softglow.

This one was sharpened, cropped, saturated, and then changed to a black and white

For this shot, I began by sharpening. Then I warmed it up, desaturated it, and, once again, added some softglow.

This one was quite simple--all I did was make it black and white.

I sharpened this photo, then added some glow.

I cropped this one, added soft glow, then turned it into a black and white photo.

Hopefully by tomorrow I'll have part 2 up.