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Gorgeous Cross Processed Sun Flare Pictures

April 28, 2009 from PauloGabriel's blog

For me, one of the greatest photography techniques is cross processing. It gives the pictures a great retro feeling that is really gorgeous. Cross Processing itself is the procedure of deliberately processing photographic film in a chemical solution intended for a different type of film. Although working with film is much more awesome, one may reach the effect using Photoshop.

The effect was discovered independently by many different photographers often by mistake in the days of C-22 and E-4 . It has been used a lot for fashion advertising and band photography. In more recent years it has become more synonymous with the Lomography movement.

Some time ago I had a tutorial teaching how to reach the effect along with a lomography feel. You may check it out at Cross-Processed Lomo Effect - Photoshop Tutorial. Here, I've selected some totally gorgeous cross processed sun flare pictures, that I bet you'll really enjoy. Please, pay all these guys a visit! They're really good. Hope you all like it! Cheers. ;)

David Teter


Cross Processed Sun Flare

daisy sharrock


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Rikki B


Cross Processed Sun Flare


Cross Processed Sun Flare


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Jemma Roe


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Gail Edwin-Fielding


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Carl Jones


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Demafia


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Erik Clausen


Cross Processed Sun Flare

nico


Cross Processed Sun Flare


Cross Processed Sun Flare


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Klara


Cross Processed Sun Flare


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Karen


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Omair Haq


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Craig Thomson


Cross Processed Sun Flare

rachel pick


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Inge den Oudsten


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Liana Garcia Joyce


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Rico Deasis


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Tracy


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Timothy Erickson


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Daniel Coyne


Cross Processed Sun Flare

supergelatogirl


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Sam Milianta


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Cerys Jones


Cross Processed Sun Flare

Rafa Torcida


Cross Processed Sun Flare

About the author

Hello, everyone! I'm Paulo Gabriel, designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil, born in 1984. I have worked as a webdesigner since 2006, but websites and blogs have been a hobby for me since 1999. Here in Abduzeedo, I try to bring only the hot stuff for you... and hope that all of you enjoy my posts! For more cool stuff, you may also follow me on Twitter.

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