Pink Shoes and Photoshop
I have had this idea for a photo bouncing around (pun intended) in my head for awhile. My oldest daughter was very willing to model for the shot, especially since it involved a new pair of pink shoes.
I am generally not a huge fan of selective colorization, but in this case I like the result. There are several methods of doing this effect. The one I use most often is to convert the capture to monochrome using a [CHANNEL MIXER] layer in Photoshop. I then add a [VECTOR MASK] and paint out the area of the photograph that I want to remain in color. This is a quick and easy method that provides good results.
Here's another example of this process applied to a different shot taken at the same time:
If you've done some colorized shots, please share them with me. I'd love to see them.
Canon 30D, Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens - 1/125 second, f/2.5, ISO 100
Canon 430EX strobe with Lightsphere attached
2 Comments:
I don't have any terrific ones, but here are a few I played with and don't hate!
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid215/p6d8a28e0d24a430c7f37c4c01be22b29/eccde8cf.jpg
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid216/pcb5886c6f2a7a5c2a8d24bc6793ce839/eca94f82.jpg
And my favorite: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid218/p177edd57e9a2c9301e803e13e897f116/ec054443.jpg
Thanks for the comment. I really like the butterfly shot.
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