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		<title>IceShop</title>
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Started editing photos from the Frozen One series again. I really like contrast so an overcast day on a frozen lake is a bit of a nightmare. However, the detail to bring shadows out is there on the sensor, but getting contrast out of ice without making everything looking like star trek is kinda hard [...]]]></description>
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<p>Started editing photos from the Frozen One series again. I really like contrast so an overcast day on a frozen lake is a bit of a nightmare. However, the detail to bring shadows out is there on the sensor, but getting contrast out of ice without making everything looking like star trek is kinda hard sometimes. It&#8217;s been fun so far though.</p>
<p>Right now one of the things I&#8217;ve been doing on this series is making exorbitantly S-curved curves layers with a bias to the dark, then going to Image &gt; Shadows/Highlights and using that tool along with masks to bring details back (both in the dark and bright regions).</p>
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