From our first night in San Francisco. Shot from the window of our restaurant. I'm wishing I had used a polarizing filter to darken the sky a bit. Anybody know of a good way to fake a cool sky? Honestly I wasn't happy with this photo, but decided to edit it for a friend whose last name is Castagnola. Afterwards I decided I liked it. See the people walking on the left? They're about to encounter a homeless man crouched behind a garbage can and covered with branches and leaves. He jumped out at people passing by, scared them, and then hit them up for donations. From our table in the restaurant we got to watch at least a dozen people fall victim to the prank. Much better than getting startled ourselves :) Editing: Pioneer Woman's Soft and Faded Action with a few tweaks (her actions are the best!), Soft Light layer on the sky only, slight saturation bump on "Castagnola's" sign, Librodo's sharpening technique, and add border.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Castagnola's
From our first night in San Francisco. Shot from the window of our restaurant. I'm wishing I had used a polarizing filter to darken the sky a bit. Anybody know of a good way to fake a cool sky? Honestly I wasn't happy with this photo, but decided to edit it for a friend whose last name is Castagnola. Afterwards I decided I liked it. See the people walking on the left? They're about to encounter a homeless man crouched behind a garbage can and covered with branches and leaves. He jumped out at people passing by, scared them, and then hit them up for donations. From our table in the restaurant we got to watch at least a dozen people fall victim to the prank. Much better than getting startled ourselves :) Editing: Pioneer Woman's Soft and Faded Action with a few tweaks (her actions are the best!), Soft Light layer on the sky only, slight saturation bump on "Castagnola's" sign, Librodo's sharpening technique, and add border.
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Oh, she will love it. That is super duper cool!!!
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