Almost There
Photography by Indah Susanti
This image is a monochrome version of Agra Man: Almost There, taken in India. I admitted this picture was heavily edited. I was in the mood to “paint” my picture back then, to send an imaginary message. How do you find about an image that being heavily edited to send a different message than its original version?
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Beautiful picture Indah.! 🍁
Thank you so much!
You’re welcome.! 🍁
Sometimes editing can get too heavy handed and ruins the image but not in this case!!!! This is great and really speaks.
Indeed 🙂 this image as resulted from a dull sky and I had to remove some people on the way. I forgot how did I do that in photoshop..but I remember it was a lot of work 🙂
The tutorials of removing people seem so simple and then we try it and – yikes! I would have never known there were other people in this shot. Good job!
Beautiful!
Thank you so much!
You’re welcome mba :*
Amazing image and your title is perfect. 🙂
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful… and sad…
I feel the same way each time seeing this image. I do winder how he is doing now..
Yes, that is what
I wondered too…
Most of the good looking and bad looking pics are heavily edited. But this one looks good. Good work.
Thank you so much! The extra works especially to remove people on the way 🙂
I do it sometimes as well, yours looks perfect 🙂
Looks good to me!
Thank you so much 🙂
At this time, a heavily edited photo is not for me as I yet have to master the art of photo editing. But editing a photo is a work of art or expression.
Sometimes a heavily edited photo became like digital painting art than photography..that’s what I thought, I guess for that reason I stop doing too much editing. It is a lot of work too. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts.