Over the weekend I processed a few images for my various, on-going art portfolios. These series were influenced by the color interpretations of Monet's Haystack paintings, where he saw colors deeper within the scenes and painted them with a greater intensity that draws attention to them.
Most of my subjects originally appeared to have a simple, often muted color palette. I enhance these subtle colors and bring them to the fore by shifting the images into a more enhanced color profile in post-processing.
Here are a few samples:
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| This is for my Sidewalk series of symmetrical abstractions found by shooting straight down and bringing out the inherent colors later in post-processing. Taken with a Leica M9 and 35mm Summilux lens at f/11. |
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| This is from my architectural elements series and was taken with the Nikon D800 and 24-120mm lens. |
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| From my Patterns of Nature series, this image of a cliff in Utah was taken with the Fuji X-Pro1 and the underlying colors later enhanced in post-processing. |
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