Playing Around with Topaz Adjust

I was working on a logo design for a former co-worker of mine last night when I got the urge to just play. I’ve only been feeling creative sporadically lately so I thought I would take advantage of this moment of inspiration and indulge it a bit.

So I found a shot I took last summer in Boston and brought it into Topaz Adjust and tried a few things I hadn’t tried before. The first is the original out-of-camera shot. The second is after a little work in Lightroom and experimenting in Adjust.

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2 Responses to “Playing Around with Topaz Adjust”

1. Playing Around with Topaz Adjust says:

   January 21, 2010 at 2:22 am

   [...] 1 votes vote Playing Around with Topaz Adjust I was working on a logo design for a former co-worker of mine last night when I got the urge to [...]
2. Steve Kalman says:

   January 21, 2010 at 9:28 am

   I’m a big fan of Topaz products. They’re very reasonably priced, the DeNoise does a nice job and Remask is outstanding.