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I am currently in love with the idea of over-editing photos on photoshop these are a few that I like... But do these actually work as photos or rather images?

The London Eye




Basel - Switzerland

Simple answer - images, could even be called graphic images. Nice

Im a fan - very interesting take on these images

# 2 looks great, I'd hang something like that up in my place! simple lines and a point of interest. Love it! on a big canvas it'd look amazing!!

Loving #2 it looks fantastic.

I like them all. Post processing is so subjective, but I like yours a lot. You didn't take these this week by any chance? We were at the Eye on Tuesday!


Londonyebw2 by Ozimax, on Flickr

I like #2 - but I'm not sure the heavier processing is what makes it look good (it's much more subtle in this one)

I also like #1 - and the heavier processing adds to this one

Not so sure about #3 - it looks like a fine image but I'm not sure the overcooked processing has added to this scene - then again I probably would have monochromed it

I like #2 as well.
It needs to be straightened a little, but other than that it's a winner.

ozimax wrote:I like them all. Post processing is so subjective, but I like yours a lot. You didn't take these this week by any chance? We were at the Eye on Tuesday!

Love love love the angle on that one... #2 was taken a while back early last year..

Thanks for the feed back guys... I hadn't noticed but it does require a little straightening.

Looks like I was the only one to answer the original question

sirhc55 wrote:Looks like I was the only one to answer the original question

So True!

The processing works for me. These are very graphic...almost like digital etchings. But they are photographs... or photobased art or simply graphics as Chris has mentioned. We were abel to get similar results using high contrast films, developers and papers back in the days when......well, you get the idea, so nothing has really changed. Or, the more they have changed the more they have stayed the same. Nice work!

In my book, you have converted your photographs
into a very good and artistic graphics image that
can stand on their own grounds. I like them all, but
perhaps the more artistic and appealing is your
second image.