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A colorful winter sunset taken in high-res mode through my Agfa Agnar 85mm f4.5. This lens came off of an old Agfa Isolette that my Grandfather bought in Germany during his time in the army in the late 40’s. It’s an interesting, surprisingly sharp, lens with extra sentimental value.
Lake Biwa Torri have revisited this image and reprocessed it with a little more subtlety in the gradients and more detail in the Torri I feel this does work better and more in keeping with the other image that was taken straight on.
Assetto Corsa, PC
4k (downsampling), resized to 1440p
-HDR tonemap
-ReShade v0.18
-MasterEffect Reborn 1.1.190
Took a PhotoShop tutorial and made it my own
I was bored on the WWW so I started looking at GIMP tutorials on Youtube. Found one on Gradients and Layer Masks that looked interesting but it was for PhotoShop so I kind of wrote down the steps and adapted it to GIMP.
This is a first attempt, same photo in B/W and Color that you kind of "blend together" with a gradient and a layer mask. Still needs some work on the process but I'll get it figured out eventuallly.
FWIW this is a shot of the waterfront in Barcelona Spain. I took this on one of our transatlantic cruises back in '22.
Spring in a micrometer.
I found this week's Macro Monday theme intriguing. What is space? What defines it? Why do we want to fill it (with springs if nothing else, lol! ) How do we measure it? And why is our society consumed with defining and measuring things, not least ourselves and our children?
Unfortunately this philosophical reverie was pretty useless at generating good image ideas for the theme. So this is my effort anyway, complete with wobbly spring to question our perspective of space - I hope you enjoy it and thanks for looking!
[The (more) boring bit: The micrometer is antique (hence the patina) and has been in my family for at least fifty years, maybe 70. The spring is from a ballpoint pen. Top-lit in daylight on black card with a sheet of white paper to reflect a little more light on to the subject front. The usual tripod and delay shutter. Processed in LR with dark vignette and gradient shadow from left. Detail enhanced using Topaz Detail and converted to B&W (quad-tone with red palette) with Topaz B&W.]
Niagara Falls has a large hydro electric generating station and so there are many transmission towers taking the electricity to other parts of Ontario. I had been keeping these towers in mind for a photo op and on this particular day I was out and about at sunset...
light Ortonization... saturation and contrast boosted.
Hiking the San Tan Mountains and messing around with my zoom lens.
I always find the mountain ranges fascinating as the sun sets, and how the color gradients subtly change the farther you look. Such a beautiful sight.
Further back in time now...Sees these two 'Stars of the Show' storming up the gradient at Woodthorpe with the Ex 15.15 pm Loughborough passenger service for Leicester North, on the final day of the Great Central Railway's 2018 Winter Steam Gala.
Piloting, LMSR Fowler Designed 3F 'Jinty' 0-6-0T No 47406, is Riddles Ministry of Supply Designed J94 4F 0-6-0 'Saddle Tank' No 68067. Pity there's no sound - quite spectacular too!
Southwest corner: National Museum of African-American History -
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
This is a 15 second long exposure shot of the escalator leading down to Nydalen subway station, in Oslo, Norway. The walls and ceiling change colors constantly, creating a nice gradient along the way down.
Former BSC of Wales W.G. Bagnall 1950 0-6-0ST Wn.2994 No.401 ‘Vulcan' climbs the gradient towards the cutting at Kelling Heath with the 12:06 Sheringham-Holt train.
2023 NNR Spring Steam Gala
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