Computer Experiments - Shoot 1

This effect was created in photoshop and it is called wave, I think it looks really interesting and I like how the background looks especially, it is similar to liquify although I have no control over where it covers. To create this effect I had to upload the photograph to photoshop, I then had to create a background copy. Then I clicked filter at the top and then distort and then the wave feature. Once I clicked that I was able to chose how wavy I wanted the photograph and decided that this was enough. 

Original

This photograph is showing selective colour, I think this is a really nice effect if you want someone to focus on a particular thing, I really like this effect because I think that it looks really good and I would use this effect again because it can sometimes be better than a shallow depth of focus, or on photographs where there is a wide depth of field and the whole photo is in focus.

To create this effect I first uploaded the photograph to Photoshop, then I created a second layer so that it was easy to delete a mistake if I made any, then I used the quick select tool to choose all of the flowers visible in the photograph and then went to select at the top and chose inverse. Once I had done this I then went to the adjustments panel at the side and chose black and white.

Original 

This photograph was edited on photoshop, I have used the filter crystallize, it doesn't look vey good in my opinion, it looks as though I have enlarged a thumbnail of the photo. 

To create this effect I created a background copy and then I clicked filter at the top of the photo. Then I changed the cell size to 28 because when its very small you don't notice much difference at all. 

Original 

This photograph is an example of duo colour, meaning it only shows two colours, the photographs I have used in this edit are red and gold. I created this effect by using the colour balance feature on photoshop, to do this I first created a second layer, I then clicked on the colour balance button on the side and I turned it +100 to the red and -37 to the magenta. I quite like the effect that has come of this because it has created an almost sepia type filter on the photo.

Original