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Blends
- Thread starter m3photo
- Start date
I broke down and bought an E-P2. I found that I was using my G1 all the time because, for one reason or another, focusing through the LCD on my E-P1 was not good for me (in bright sun, useless)
Here is a quick blend taken with the E-P2, tilt adapter and Zenitar 16mm lens
Keith
Here is a quick blend taken with the E-P2, tilt adapter and Zenitar 16mm lens
Keith
ustein
Contributing Editor
Like it. Not sure about the scribble on the right though?This is called:
"This is a message - open heart surgery"
Panasonic G1 with Pentax bokeh lens
Keith
Thanks Uwe:
This is only the second total abstract I've done through blending, and I'm excited because the possibilities are endless.
This one was using 3 images:
- a bokehgraph with double line bokeh
- a section of my doodle pad (the circle on the left side is the result of using a punch to make a hole for a card airplane that I was making!)
- a small part of an oil painting hanging in my living room
The "difference" mode in blending can do some powerful stuff
Keith
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Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
Of this page I really like the first of Uwe - Spray booth - very nice toning and historical feel.
Also the two reflecting buildings of Keith and the Market scene of Michael.
Just go away for some time and new works are popping up like daisys in the spring, even when some people are taking naps in between.
Michiel
Also the two reflecting buildings of Keith and the Market scene of Michael.
Just go away for some time and new works are popping up like daisys in the spring, even when some people are taking naps in between.
Michiel
- Fairy tale -
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
Really like the second one, but I would like it to have the reflection in the lake of the first one.
Nice work, Michiel
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
Another one.
Michiel
Michiel
- Wooden elephant -
ustein
Contributing Editor
Great mood. Not sure what to make of the content.Of this page I really like the first of Uwe - Spray booth - very nice toning and historical feel.
Also the two reflecting buildings of Keith and the Market scene of Michael.
Just go away for some time and new works are popping up like daisys in the spring, even when some people are taking naps in between.
Michiel
- Fairy tale -
btrancho
New member
Once again I've been away for a while and it's taken me quite a while to get through the pages of this thread I needed to catch up on. Really inspiring stuff being done here. I particularly enjoy Diane B's first factory shot.
While I was down in NYC visiting my daughter and new grand-daughter I took little Emeilia for a walk around her Brooklyn neighborhood and got this shot.
While I was down in NYC visiting my daughter and new grand-daughter I took little Emeilia for a walk around her Brooklyn neighborhood and got this shot.
I like this one Michiel - the images work well togetherAnother one.
Michiel
- Wooden elephant -
Keith
Very powerful image, Bob. Colors are really niceOnce again I've been away for a while and it's taken me quite a while to get through the pages of this thread I needed to catch up on. Really inspiring stuff being done here. I particularly enjoy Diane B's first factory shot.
While I was down in NYC visiting my daughter and new grand-daughter I took little Emeilia for a walk around her Brooklyn neighborhood and got this shot.
Keith
Michiel Schierbeek
Well-known member
ustein
Contributing Editor
Brilliant!Once again I've been away for a while and it's taken me quite a while to get through the pages of this thread I needed to catch up on. Really inspiring stuff being done here. I particularly enjoy Diane B's first factory shot.
While I was down in NYC visiting my daughter and new grand-daughter I took little Emeilia for a walk around her Brooklyn neighborhood and got this shot.
Re: Footballer Canvas
First let me say I am not all that big on blends -- different strokes for different folks. That said, I *really* like this impressionistic canvas look!Thank you Keith. Here's something along similar lines:
btrancho
New member
Thanks all. It was shot with the Panny G1 and the 20/1.7 at 1.7. The resulting bokeh worked very nicely with that particular texture.
I can't resist being the proud grandfather. Here's little Emelia in her stroller during that walk. Same camera and lens but cropped and softened a bit.
m3photo
New member
Re: Footballer Canvas
Thank you Jack. It's the canvas look that really attracts me to Mike Reignier's work too.
ustein
Contributing Editor
No Blending :deadhorse:Thanks all. It was shot with the Panny G1 and the 20/1.7 at 1.7. The resulting bokeh worked very nicely with that particular texture.
I can't resist being the proud grandfather. Here's little Emelia in her stroller during that walk. Same camera and lens but cropped and softened a bit.