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Christmas things around town:
- Trees at the Four Seasons
- Gingerbread houses at the Hyatt
- Lights of Hope at St. Paul's hospital
to Joan Crawford. Studio executives held the contest to change her name because they thought her original surname sounded like "sewer."
TV Shot from the television documentary, "Joan Crawford, the Ultimate Star," montage, colorization, posterization and gradient by me.
Class work: Gradient effect.
Shot on white paper with flash soft box about 1 feet above vase.
1/125 --- f14 --- ISO400 --- Flash balance
Added blacks fill (10+) in lightroom.
It's good to have some blue skies again
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It's normal practice to ease a gradient through a station (usually to level), so that trains are easier to control when braking for the stop. Historically, train braking was not so reliable that it could not be guaranteed that they would not roll away at stations with gradients. However, it's not always the case, and here, at Box Hill and Westhumble in Surrey, the grade actually increases through the station, from 1 in 300 to 1 in 237.
Right after work I bundled up and went for a quick photo walk around the neighborhood to try out these gradient lens filters and found a lot of interesting things while looking around. This was the red gradient, really fun.