Took this shot this last winter and it's been sitting on my hard drive ever since. Tonight i decided to play around with a little extreme processing within Lightroom using a technique taught by matt kloskowski over at LightroomKillerTips.com

The technique doesn't work for all images but I thought it was pretty cool for sure on this one.

Love to hear others thoughts. If you have a cool Lightroom processing technique please share it, we can all learn from each other.

This image was processed 100% in Lightroom except for the border and signature which were done in Photoshop.

Cris...

The Dolphin - Santa Cruz, Ca.

Cool look. Was the tip on the site or one of the podcasts?

Hey Fed,
Thanks, the tip was a blog post on www.lightroomkillertips.com. It was posted sometime last week i think.

Cris...

I'm still really new to LR, but I was watching a tip vid last night where you could use Identity Plates to add simple frames/boarder and copyrights to the images. You can watch it on YouTube if you like. I've not had a chance to try it, so I don't really know how practical it is.

Performance:
I'm still really new to LR, but I was watching a tip vid last night where you could use Identity Plates to add simple frames/boarder and copyrights to the images. You can watch it on YouTube if you like. I've not had a chance to try it, so I don't really know how practical it is.

I tried this out a while back and found it pretty cool if you didn't want to open in PS. I also created a lomo vignette to try using over in LR but I think I'll stick with frames in PS since it supports layers. I find it easier if I'm going to put frames on more than 1 pic.

Thanks Cris