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Hue and Saturation
+79 Saturation
-180 hue

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Hue and Saturation
+79 The Saturation
The Dye-transfer process creates images that have a higher contrast then normal images, and I liked the idea of photographs having a higher contrast then normal, so I decided what would happen if I took this to the extreme; so I messed around with both Saturation and Hue individually and together.

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Hue and Saturation
Hue -180
To try and replicate a similar outcome to Dye-transfer process I went into the adjustments setting and decided to experiment with the Hue and Saturation setting and found that I could get really interesting outcomes from doing this.

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Vibrance Saturation
I was inspired by William Eggleson's Dye-transfer process and the results that came from them, but unfortunately due to certain reasons the Dye-transfer process isn't something I can achieve so I have decided to instead try and replicate the out comes of the Dye-transfer process.

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Experimenting with a Darker Contrast

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Experimenting with a High Contrast

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Inspired by Shirley Baker who was a black and white photographer; I really took a liking to her work while at the photographers gallery, so I decided to take photographs of the any old building I came across while in London so I could later take them into photoshop and hopefully get the same black and white with a brownish tint in my black and white photos.
First I opened up Photoshop with the original coloured photograph, I clicked "Windows" then "Adjustments" then just clicked black and white for this simple black and white image.

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Simple Black and White Photograph Edit Experiment #1

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Simple Black and White Photograph Edit Experiment #1

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In this Edit I experimented with the Red, Yellow, Green and Cyan colour panel and turned them all down to -200 to give the darkest tones I could get, to be as similar as Shirley Baker's works.
This wasn't as Successful as I wanted it to be but never the less I am happy with the out come.

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Simple Black and White Photograph Edit Experiment #2

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Simple Black and White Photograph Edit Experiment #2

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With this photograph I experimented with the exposure setting below to attempt try and get a similar out come to Shirley Baker's work with photography.
Exposure: +1.57
Offset: -0.1806
Gamma Correction: 1.00

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Simple Black and White Photograph Edit Experiment #3

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Simple Black and White Photograph Edit Experiment #3

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This was the Final Edit until I was completely happy and impressed with the outcome, I believe this is the closest I can get to my photos looking similar to Shirley Baker's photography.
First I took the Simple Black and White photograph as a template of short then went to the colour balance tab in Adjustments and turn the yellow up to about -38.

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Colour Picture for Black and White Photographs.

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Colour Picture for Black and White Photographs.

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Construction Site In London Original Image Edit Experiment #1

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Construction Site In London Original Image Edit Experiment #1

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Brightness/Contrast
Brightness: 9
Contrast:100
Experimentation to get a outcome like Williams Eggleson's work, overall I like the out come the red bricks seem to look more of a burgundy colour which reminds me of Williams Eggleson's piece "Parked Car (Untitled)" and the red crane has a brighter red that pops out, also very .

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Construction Site In London Original Image

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Construction Site In London Original Image

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Inspired by Angelo Accardi, I wanted to mix my graphic style with how Angelo Accardi uses pop culture references in his work, I've used Cartoons such as "Micky Mouse", "Who Framed Roger rabbit" and "Jimanji" with the cartoons running through the city; similar to when the animals run through the city in the jumanji movie.
I believe this can do with improvement for example I could have added more cartoon or movie references
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My theme is Transformation of Architecture so I wanted modern buildings and more older builds

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Church Top, Original Image Edit Experiment #1

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Church Top, Original Image Edit Experiment #1

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I thought this image I took while in ware would be perfect for editing contrast on because of the blue sky in the back ground with the nice white clouds, I thought it would be an amazing Idea to exaggerate the blue in the sky to make it similar looking to Alex Prager images another photographer I found while in the Photographers Gallery, to do this what I did was I went to the "Windows" tab then "Adjustments" then clicked Brightness/Contrast.
Settings for Brightness/Contrast.
Brightness: 56
Contrast: 100

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Church Top, Contrast Edit + Graphic Edit #1

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Church Top, Contrast Edit + Graphic Edit #1

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For this I really liked the Contrast edit of Church Top due to the bright blue sky, and I thought I'd do a graphic edit also inspired by Angelo Accardi, with a monkey on the church inspired by a mix of Donkey Kong and King Kong; In planning and thought It was a good idea but when it came to exaction it didn't meet my expectations, I believe what could be further improved on is possibly more tones and more sketching and planning.

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Exposure was too High

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F 5.3
When taking this picture I loved the idea of showing the Angle out front of the church, but taking the picture I stumbled across the light glaring across the camera lenses, and I thought that was an amazing effect especially becasue of it being a church it gives more of a heavenly feeling to it.

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F 5.3
Natural Lighting
In this photo I wanted to try and get modern apartments with trees in the middle of the street as i thought it would make a good photograph but it did not meet my expectations this could be due to the apartments being presented enough in the picture and the fact i wanted the trees being the center of the photo and they was not in the center.(expand not done)

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Exposure was too High, Try a lower Exposure setting while outside.

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Modern Apartments Original Image.  Graphic Edit #1

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Modern Apartments Original Image.  Graphic Edit #1

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When selecting the colours for this I looked at Remko Heemskerk work and I realized he liked to use quite a bit of pastel colours, so I went to the internet and simply searched "pastel colour palette" and copied and pasted the colour's HEX codes  into the photoshop HEX colour search bar
Yellow:#ffffba
Blue:#bae1ff
Orange:#ffdfba

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Modern Apartments Original Image.  Graphic Edit #1

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Modern Apartments Original Image.  Graphic Edit #1

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Remko Heemskerk is a graphic designer that has his own unique style that I cant help but appreciate and admire the simplistic yet effective style of it; I wanted to experiment on how I could achieve a similar look, first I experimented with the pen tool in Photoshop but found it too complicated to use, in the end I found that the easiest way for me is to press and hold shift then left click on the mouse/drawing tablet to create a line.
before I decided to jump into creating images with colour I wanted to see what I could create with just the lines, over all I am happy with the out come.

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I had a thought about mixing High contrasted images with more darker black and white pictures so I experimented.

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After a while of reviewing Remko Heemskerk work I saw that he didn't use black lines within his work for outlines, so I thought Id try a similar thing with out outlines and I also tried using some shading by selecting a slightly darker version of the blues; which I thought was pretty successful but also I think it also lacks a few more details such as background imagery.

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Church Of Our Lady Original Image Edit Experiment #1

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Church Of Our Lady Original Image Edit Experiment #1

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Brightness/Contrast Edit
Brightness: 120
Contrast: 85
Once I had the original image on my computer I thought to my self how could I exaggerate the heavenly theme I wanted for this image, so I decided to take it into Photoshop and experiment with two things for this photograph which was, Brightness/Contrast and Exposure. Out of the two edited images I found my self much preferring the Exposure edited one, becasue to me it feels like it has more character to the image due to the heaver tones.

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Church Of Our Lady Original Image Edit Experiment #2

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Church Of Our Lady Original Image Edit Experiment #2

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Exposure Edit
Exposure: +2.62
Offset: -0.1126
Gamma Correction: 0.60

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Nikon D3000 Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm VR Lens Kit

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F 3.5
Natural Lighting
I wanted to Experiment with Different angles of the Church.

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I thought I'd choose more modern buildings for these graphic pieces to symbolize modern architecture with modern art.