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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
- Thread starter Lloyd
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Lloyd
Active member
+1 for sure. The landscape and the shots of friends above. :thumbs:
Lloyd
Active member
:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:Lloyd: I don't like how this ' sniffing ' thing is progressing. Dogs, then deer,
I am afraid to even think what might come up next.
Honey, remember how we first met!!:wtf:
Wisdom, talent and wit. Unbeatable.
ashwinrao1
Active member
Daniel, lovely captures....agreed with Steve regarding the green cast. Lovely stuff!
Rayann, I am laughing aloud as well!
Matt, lovely capture of the wife!
Steve, as usual, you are too kind. Thank you!
Rayann, I am laughing aloud as well!
Matt, lovely capture of the wife!
Steve, as usual, you are too kind. Thank you!
Lloyd
Active member
+1 from here. And I laugh too, because Mimi is always happy to hang on to the $$$... 'til the eagle screams!
Peter Klein
New member
Thank you, Lloyd. And Matt, the anniversary party was at a home in Federal way. It's on a ridge overlooking the valley.
m_driscoll
New member
Gentlemen: Thank you.
Sweet Peas are her favorite flower. Very fragrant. She's much better at hanging on to the $$$ then me (no expensive addictions)!Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
m_driscoll
New member
Daniel: +1. You're the master of those near foreground seascapes.
Peter: Cool. Again, nice photos.
Rayyan: These are awesome. The mountains above timberline are humbling and energizing at the same time! I envy you and Aleysha. Looks like late Summer, or early Fall?Switzerland...the way we saw it...
We saw it by air, by car, by train, by bike but most of all we saw it for free..
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
rayyan
Well-known member
My wife was extremely pleased to get the last of the Sweet Peas and have $5 left. Cheers, Matt
M9; 50mm f/1.0; 1/500s @ f/1.4; +2/3 EV; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Matt: How could I have missed this one?! Radiant and elegant lady. One of your
best captures on the streets of Seattle. Maybe you were less hesitant this time?
:thumbs:
rayyan
Well-known member
shtarka1
Active member
Magnificent, Paisan!:shocked::thumbs:Switzerland...the way we saw it...
We saw it by air, by car, by train, by bike but most of all we saw it for free..
We wanted to be near the mountains...within them...to see the sunset and the moonrise...
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3tu3ni
Guest
Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed these pictures Ashwin. They Pop!
Do you mind sharing the PP you did to get the BW? I like the BW more than the color ones.
Thanks.
I enjoyed these pictures Ashwin. They Pop!
Do you mind sharing the PP you did to get the BW? I like the BW more than the color ones.
Thanks.
And today in Seattle, it was SUNNY. Matt's got Pike's Place covered. I'll try out my local park, Gasworks Park....here ya go! M9/Noct 0.95
And a couple in color, for good measure...Also M9/0.95
rayyan
Well-known member
Steve: Dear friend thank you so much.
Where do you want to have lunch, I asked.
France; where else does one have lunch? she said.
But of course mon cheri, let's catch the ferry....
France on your left Steve. That's the way we saw it. And had a quick bite.
ashwinrao1
Active member
Ray, great stuff as usual. Your travels around the world are giving me the travel bug again. I will need to make it happen!
As for my processing, 3tu3ni, I documented my process on a post on page 10, I believe...basically, I use LR3, apply one of the "look" filters (#3 is my fav), adjust the histogram to get a slightly underexposed image, do a bit of selective dodge and burn, and selective clarity brush, then use split toning (highlights using yellow tint, at 15-20% saturation, shadows with blue tint at 5-10% saturation. Then I add some grain to my liking (approx amount 40, size 10-15, roughness of 30). Add a bit of highlight priority vignetting, and I am done.
Best,
Ashwin
As for my processing, 3tu3ni, I documented my process on a post on page 10, I believe...basically, I use LR3, apply one of the "look" filters (#3 is my fav), adjust the histogram to get a slightly underexposed image, do a bit of selective dodge and burn, and selective clarity brush, then use split toning (highlights using yellow tint, at 15-20% saturation, shadows with blue tint at 5-10% saturation. Then I add some grain to my liking (approx amount 40, size 10-15, roughness of 30). Add a bit of highlight priority vignetting, and I am done.
Best,
Ashwin
rayyan
Well-known member
Ashwin: Thanks pal.
We are lucky to be able to travel Ashwin. I hope you all the luck too.
Rayyan.
rayyan
Well-known member
...the way we saw it...
We walked a road one day. The clouds were gone, as if by magic.
We saw a mountain. We were drawn towards it. So we walked in its direction.
p.s i have just been told by my co-traveller that the first photo was taken with a Nikon.
the cam is being waved at me!! I shall let it stand for now.
We walked a road one day. The clouds were gone, as if by magic.
We saw a mountain. We were drawn towards it. So we walked in its direction.
p.s i have just been told by my co-traveller that the first photo was taken with a Nikon.
the cam is being waved at me!! I shall let it stand for now.
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shtarka1
Active member
A Vision Of Beauty....& The Scenery Aint Bad Either!Steve: Dear friend thank you so much.
Where do you want to have lunch, I asked.
France; where else does one have lunch? she said.
But of course mon cheri, let's catch the ferry....
France on your left Steve. That's the way we saw it. And had a quick bite.
Intense View Magnificently Shot!...the way we saw it...
We walked a road one day. The clouds were gone, as if by magic.
We saw a mountain. We were drawn towards it. So we walked in its direction.
p.s i have just been told by my co-traveller that the first photo was taken with a Nikon.
the cam is being waved at me!! I shall let it stand for now.
rayyan
Well-known member
Steve: You are a gracious friend. Thank you.:salute:A Vision Of Beauty....& The Scenery Aint Bad Either!
Intense View Magnificently Shot!
