[Play Raw] My Right Foot

[paynekj (Kevin Payne)]

In the process of getting an image for the “My Left Foot” challenge on http://www.dpchallenge.com I thought it might be amusing the see what you’d make of a picture of my right foot.

Straight from the camera (in Dynamic Monochrome mode)

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[Thomas_Do (Thomas)]

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[afre (Alan)]

@paynekj Putting your best foot forward?

@snibgo might like this.

[shreedhar (Shreedhar Inamdar)]

It is more like toes than the foot! How did you shoot this? Here is my attempt using RT
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[davidvj (David Vincent-Jones)]

An interesting (and very aggressive) use of the ToneCurve that I would never have considered. Nice to learn something new!!
David

[snibgo (Alan Gibson)]

Ah, yes, that’s my type of photo. It begs for Grizzled old man treatment.

[afre (Alan)]

@Thomas_Do: @paynekj is a man of steel.

@snibgo

Ah, yes, that’s my type of photo. It begs for Grizzled old man treatment.

@paynekj’s foot after a day in the desert.

[Jacal]

Dumb & Dumber: Nail Cut

[paynekj (Kevin Payne)]

Thanks for having a play with my foot

@Thomas_Do : This makes me think of the analog photography solarising effect.

Here’s what everyone made of the ‘My Left Foot’ challenge: http://www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=2674

[Thomas_Do (Thomas)]

@paynekj

This makes me think of the analog photography solarising effect.

Yes, my tone curve is very similar to the solarisation effect. However, in solarisation you can have additional local maxima and minima. See figure on this page.