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Happy Monochrome Monday - Wonderful Spring Clouds - Three exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2. Monochrome Conversion with Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
A very creative studio setting that brings Spring to mind. Photograph by William J. Ahlborn, Berlin Studio, 333 W. Madison St, Chicago, Illinois. He was at this address 1886-1894. Found in WI.
A pretty tight crop of an image which didn't turn out that great, but since I really like the shapes of the liverleafs in the bokeh I decided to go for a bokeh only image! Hope you like this quite abstract one!
Happy April Polaroid Week!
Day 6
Some cherry blossoms for the end of this April Polaroid Week. Thanks to the polaroid pals that keep this instant film celebration moving along, and thanks everyone for the faves, comments and sharing your inspiring work! See you in October.....
Mint SLR670x
Impossible Project ColorSX-70 round frame, expired 2/2016
Photographed in 2021
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Just experimenting with ICM, think it works here - but only from a distance, don't view large!! Preferably from another room... ha :)
Sigh. Supposed to snow tonight. lol Warming up quite a bit, after that. These little beauties in my front yard, are usually the first colour that we get.
jacket - Fire Within
blouse - Spring Forward
pencil skirt - Hollywood Suited
accessories - Fire Within + Hollywood Suited
Taken on Olympus E-PL3 and M.Zukio 30mm f3.5 macro, processed in Darktable and GIMP
An experiment with the Bokeh on the new lens which replaces the Pentax -M 100mm Macro and TTArtisan 25mm in my kit bag to cut weigh. I like the tight, rounded bokeh circles it produces
Processing photos from the Great Ocean Road is slow...... So here are some spring blossoms to fill in the time!
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A small white sitting on a common grape hyacint.
Koolwitje op een blauw druifje , gezien in Madestein.
Hasselblad 503CX, 60mm CF, Kodak Plus X 125, Ilfotec LC29, 1+19, 4 minutes 30 seconds, 22 deg C.
A cold wind blows in off the sea masking the weak warmth of the early spring sun. It buffets me intermittently, as if it's trying to cause me to stumble and fall. It's enough to make me uneasy along the narrow track. I stop to put on a jacket and the ewe eyes me cautiously, deciding whether I'm a threat or not. She settles and with her the lamb. An unspoken moment of understanding, an equilibrium that can't last. I move on.
Deep blue skies, Japanese castle and cherry blossoms.
With the old Sony FE 24-70mm f4 ZA OSS, a lens with a widely acknowledged poor reputation which I also happen to agree with having owned and used it before myself.
This is however still a modern lens, meaning it’s definitely sharp enough regardless of less than great MTF charts or sharpness ratings. Lens sharpness is the most overrated attribute of modern lenses.
Ultimately it’s nothing that competent post-processing can’t improve upon, a message that I have been trying to put across. There’s no need to rush into the latest and greatest gear, don’t fall for the siren song of shills.