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David: Excellent dark pp! These buildings have never looked this good!A few more from my June trip to NYC. All with the 24 lux...
:salute:Wolverine: Nicely composed. IMHO: the bright green lawn detracts fom the focus on the furniture/hedge. :thumbup:
Robert: I like them both! Flare's cool; frog on deck's well composed. :salute:I wanted to try some of those backlit shots in the sunset with the lens flare that seem so popular in the EOS 5d II crowd, so I took a test shot first , I think the test shot came out the best
I'll post the 3 shots of my gals tomorrow ( 2 kids , 1 wife)
I caught this frog after about 5 minutes and said it was all slimy , my 2 young 'uns " Its not slime, its Mucus!" as per the disney movie Princess and the frog , I put him on the deck of the marina , this is just before sundown, hence the massive shadow
Summicron 50/2 1964 with M8u
Ashwin: Thank you, sir!...
Matt, love the colors, esp "bird on a wire"...you need to post more of those lovely Palouse caps that need to be made into a book. Count me in for a print or 4...
Hope you got a little sleep after your 'red-eye' from Denver? :sleep006:At the Pike Place Market today.
Matt, have you seen this performer?
M9/35 FLE (recurring combo here, yawn)
Ed: No!!! Much cooler (and prettier) then the silver paint guy. I'm going to have to find her this week. Nice shot. :thumbup:
Ashwin: Thanks!
Earlier today, when we were looking at the prints, the B & W seemed the stronger image. Blues maybe over-saturated in the color print (I tend to do that)? +'s and -'s seem more even on the LCD.
It's going to be a treat to see your photos from this season's away game cities. My thoughts (IMHO):
I like all the ones that have Blue in them
Daniel - awesome!Ok, GetDPI swallowed my post, so here are cliff notes.
Matt, I like both your versions of that Palouse scene very much, I am first and foremost a sucker for good colour though
Ashwin, great geometry, and number 2 is a wonderful street scene.
Ed, diggin your street portrait
David, more great moody work with the 24 Lux, a real atmosphere and consistent processing to those shots.
I had a whole explanation for this shot but cbf now
M9 and 18mm distagon. No blending or bracketing for exposure, no changes to exposure or saturation in lightroom (believe it or not!). The light was controlled by filters and exposure manually set.
