These boys were in the water every single day that I was at the resort for my diving certification.
Sigh. To be young again.
And on summer vacation.
Yeah, I’d sit and think about that for a while, too.
Anilao boys
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Love the coloring in these Ivory…did you desaturate or what?
i’d like to jump in with them!
Hi!
I love how these photos are so fun, but it’s the processing that caught my eye. I’m very curious as to what process you went through to create such a fantastic look, as well the program you used??? Thanks!
Processing: KD, I did desaturate these. The blues, greens, magentas, cyans were desaturated more than the reds and yellows. Then contrast was added. Also played a bit with the shadows and highlights.
Hi, EKW! Most of the processing was done in Camera Raw, which means either Lightroom or Photoshop CS3/CS4 will do it.