Analog Overlays
Overlays
by Steve Roe
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Analog Overlays is a meticulously curated collection designed to infuse digital images with the authentic charm of film photography. Each Overlay, from fine grain and subtle dust to classic scratches and warm light leaks, is crafted to transform your photos into timeless analog masterpieces. Ideal for photographers of all genres, these Overlays offer a simple yet powerful tool to elevate your imagery with the nostalgic beauty and imperfection of film.
Wat is inbegrepen
10 Overlays in JPEG format
Compatibiliteit
Luminar 4, Luminar AI, Luminar NEO, Photoshop
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Met behulp van de meegeleverde RAW-bestanden oefent u gemakkelijk retoucheertips en leert u hoe u dergelijke foto's kunt maken.
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Steve Roe
Street and Fashion photographer
Steve Roe is a photographer based in Seoul, originally from the UK, who has made a name for himself with his neon street photography. He captures the vibrant essence of cyberpunk culture, infusing his work with a futuristic and captivating allure. He is also known for his experimental approach to portraiture, employing neon lights and fractal lenses to craft imaginative and unique images that transport subjects to a realm of intriguing futurism. His talents have not gone unnoticed, with notable brands like Apple and Prada seeking his distinctive style for their campaigns. Steve's work has also received recognition from major platforms such as the BBC and National Geographic, while his photographs have graced the covers of iconic cyberpunk novels like The Neuromancer Trilogy by William Gibson. With an eye for neon aesthetics and a passion for capturing the essence of Asia's neon-lit cities, Steve Roe continues to captivate audiences, blurring the lines between reality and the dazzling realm of neon-lit dreams.
