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Worn and Weary

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Sony A7 III/Lightroom

After processing this photo in Lightroom, I thought it looked a little boring without much to grab my attention. So, I brought it into Snapseed and added an interesting frame that kind of aged it and then I added a vintage filter. Lastly, I increased the inner brightness on the vignette to draw the eyes towards the center of the photo to give it a point of focus. 

Sony A7 III/Lightroom plus Snapseed

I was going for something a bit different and unique and I think it worked out.

I use these two editing tools most often as well as the one that is connected to my phone’s camera.

Do you edit your pictures? If so, what do you use to edit them?

14 responses to “Worn and Weary”

  1. Ian J Myers Avatar
    Ian J Myers

    Somebody has been having fun!

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    1. Sheila Avatar
      Sheila

      I do have a lot of fun creating pictures! 😀

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      1. Ian J Myers Avatar
        Ian J Myers

        So? Verdict on Snapseed?

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      2. Sheila Avatar
        Sheila

        I don’t use it that often. But it is nice to have as an option when I want to add something extra.

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  2. Sergei Korschmin Avatar
    Sergei Korschmin

    Yes I do 🙂 (edit) Only LrC or Lr then Ps then LrC to finish and print it. But, mostly I develop film first, then in the darkroom for enlargement. That is all … very boring > Sorry.

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    1. Sheila Avatar
      Sheila

      Not boring at all. I think film is in a class of its own. I admire people who use it. I wouldn’t even know where to start! I use LrC for portraits, LR for nature and ICM, and PS for old photo restoration. They are all excellent tools in my opinion.

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      1. Sergei Korschmin Avatar
        Sergei Korschmin

        Yes, absolutely especially now with AI … one can restore just about anything., and it is fun too. … unlike the dark and scary room. 🙂

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  3. buddy71 Avatar
    buddy71

    Yes I edit. Not all the time. Sometimes the camera just doesn’t capture what “I see” so I use a bit of help. I use Snapseed since I’m on my phone or tablet. If I use the laptop, then it is the editor that came with it. Microsoft editor????

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    1. Sheila Avatar
      Sheila

      I love when I feel like a photo is finished without any editing

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  4. Sisyphus47 Avatar
    Sisyphus47

    Topaz Photo AI, combined with Apple Photo

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    1. Sheila Avatar
      Sheila

      Oh yeah, I forgot I use Topaz AI a lot when restoring old photos because their resolution is usually terrible. I used to use it for noise reduction when I photographed indoor sports without a flash. It is a powerful product!

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  5. A Curious Introvert Avatar
    A Curious Introvert

    Love what you created with Snapseed and it’s a favorite editing app!🙂

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    1. Sheila Avatar
      Sheila

      Thank you! And yes I can see that you use it too. There are so many possibilities with it!

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  6. The Mindful Migraine Blog Avatar
    The Mindful Migraine Blog

    There’s an almost ethereal glow to that greeness!

    Linda xx

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