I want to share my technique with you all.

[paulbyun]

This is my work.

www.paulbyun.com

as you can see, I am all into creating painting alike photographs. I just posted information how I retouch my images today on my blog. I would like to hear what you think!

please visit http://paulbyun.blogspot.com/

[HelloPiccadilly]

crazy movies)) (in the finest sense of the word)

[aartist]

Enjoyed your photos with the color contrasts.
Especially liked the 'man on bridge' and 'girl on chair'.

Also watched the videos.
The 1st video was like a forward nightmare.
The 2nd video was like a backward daymare.
Controlled Chaos in any event!

[Markzebra]

Paul hope you take this Ok. You need to make sure your monitor is calibrated. Retouching is producing extremelyoversaturated colors. Detail is destroyed by this process. Its detracting from your work which looks interesting.

[d00dle]

cool. I love your composition and lighting, but yeah, that's a lot of work. they look nice small, but way oversaturated when up close.

[paulbyun]

Hey Guys. Thanks for your input. I do agree that it's over saturated. However, I choose to do so, because I feel like, to get out of the box, the only way to do it is to things that are supposed to be "wrong". That's why even though some information is being lost, I choose to retouch this way because every image out there these days really look the same. They are all very sharp and too clean looking. So that's my perspective on the over saturation and losing information.