In the case of buildings, I create an HDR image using three exposures of the same subject. Then I run the HDR image through Topaz, and out it comes. Sure, it's a crutch. But as crutches go, I really like this one.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
My Crutch
I rely on the Topaz Photoshop plug-in far too much in my photography, especially in the case of homeless people and buildings. It adds a lot of drama, and turns ordinary photos into eye-catching, distinctive ones.
In the case of buildings, I create an HDR image using three exposures of the same subject. Then I run the HDR image through Topaz, and out it comes. Sure, it's a crutch. But as crutches go, I really like this one.
In the case of buildings, I create an HDR image using three exposures of the same subject. Then I run the HDR image through Topaz, and out it comes. Sure, it's a crutch. But as crutches go, I really like this one.
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