Cutout style photography - photographing landscapes and nature
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This video shows what I call Cutout Photography. This is an abstract style of photography where normal photos are turned into cutout style images by using a very small number of colors/tones and large areas are merged into one uniform color. This results in simplistic, abstract, low detail images that are pleasing to watch. The simplified images work because they bring out the most important aspects of the photo. The photos resemble minimalistic paintings. This style is often used in street art that you might find on the walls or buildings. I hope you like my sample gallery of abstract cutout images showcasing nature and landscapes. I will soon produce a video on how I make these photos. I'm using Fujifilm cameras and GIMP. Thank you for watching!
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Liquid painting style filming: • Filming - liquid paint...
Illustration style filming: coming soon
Batch processing in GIMP: • Batch processing in GI...
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I like this new planet!
Hi! Thanks so much. Cheers!
I can imagine a video game in this style. Really nice work
Hi TTIOT! Thank you very much for watching. Kind regards!
These are great! I'm looking forward to your instructional video.
Hi Wayne! Thank you very much. Indeed, I will produce an instructional video too. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Thanks for your reply. I'm looking forward to learning how to do this. In addition to simply being interesting and appealing images I think the technique could be used to create unique "placeholder" still images for use in website development.
@@waynecoombes3960 Hi Wayne Coombes! Yes, you have a very good idea. These images will make very good placeholder images. I'm soon starting work on an instructional video. Kind regards!
I like the cat tail silouettes and that look at 8:05. I wonder how this would transfer to video or time lapse. You'd need movement. I think a shorter segment of examples and a last half with how to would work, depending on whether you want to show or not.
Hi! Thanks so much. Cheers!