Here is a quick photo of my youngest daughter Sasha. This photo was taken with the Nikon D200 and my Nikon 85mm f/1.4. I used a special USM post processing setting and added some selective coloring to add some pop.

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Ok, being originally from Seattle where much of the Grunge scene started in the early 90s, I obviously had to dabble with it. I actually like grunge very much because I heard someone say once that beauty can actually be enhanced with a sprinkle of grunge. For some odd reason I am inclined to agree. The photo below is a shot of my 3 year old daughter. I incorporated a number of photoshop techniques without using any actions here. I mostly used curves, levels, dodge, burn, and various blend modes, plus a few really cool techniques found on the internet and some discovered on my own. Please note this photo is only a start. There is some awesome grunge post processing out there and by no means am I there yet, but I’ll get there and hopefully developing my own style along the way. Enjoy!

Note this photo was taken with a Nikon D200 and a 70-200mm VR zoom lense.

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