(ISO 100, f/4.0, Shutter Speed 1/125 sec)
Photo taken at Panna National Park in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. The park is famous for its tigers (though not many are there) and the scenic Ken River. This pic was taken early morning while we were on a safari jeep inside the park.
Post Processing : Orton Post Processing to give the painting look.
posted by ~ Deeps ~ at 10:00 AM on
Sunday, February 18, 2007
18 Comments:
Fantastic shot!
Looks like a painting actually...
Yes, looks like a painting. Dreamy!
HOLY
I'm not following that Orton link right now - I just know this is one of the most interesting processing you've done! Man you really know your techniques.
Another book cover eh..
SUPERB effect... SUPERB post-processing.. brings life to an ordinary photgraph!
It is so soothing. And nice caption too, D.
great post processing. looks surreal.
Dreamy.. Great use of post-processing. You just keep getting better with time :) ..
I am seeing a good landscape pic after a long time :) It seems to be the perfect place to be..
Too good , which post processing filter is this where can i get this
Very nice pic..
but it looks more like dusk than dawn
B E A U T I F U L!!!
Amazing work here. But what's with the title? Loosing the streak there pal...get it more creative...removes the thought from the picture...Doesn't go too well. Pata nahin...itni badiya picture ka itna simple title? Nahin chalega....the picture is sensational really! Think of a better title!
amazing pic and very well post porcessed
Great shot Deepak. I like the soft effect of trees and grass in this shot. Was the grass really so red or this is post processing
@all
thanx.... :)
@kanu
Sometimes its better to let picture speak themselves :)
@navin sir
Grass was orange, totally burnt out look in early morning sun.....post processing has just increased the contrast.....
Wow....this is a real neat pic!
Bhaiiiiiiiiiiii update karo please.
Damn cool pic! The Orton Post Processing gives it a very dreamy, surreal sort of effect.
Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic!!! I was wondering how could it look like a painting! Amazing stuff. Can I pleeeease save it and use it as my wallpaper?
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