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Lomo LC-A ~ Fuji Sensia 100 (cross processed)
Don't get me started about the state of the trains in Britain these days...
Oh, OK then, if you insist. The carriages on the Bristol to London line have been undergoing refurbishments recently, part of which has included a snazzy new colour scheme. Well, less snazzy, and more migraine-inducing. It's all so incredibly un-restful. The lights have this incredibly harsh acidic greeny-blue tone (the film has captured the feel of them quite well, I think) that seems to project your retina all the way through to the back of your brain, in a sickly hyper-stimulating manner. Meanwhile, it's impossible to sit comfortably, as the seats are so painful on the derrière, and closely packed together. Basically, the whole environment seems to conspire to make people feel unhappy and aggressive... and that's just in an empty carriage...
Gorgeous Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport 16.4 at O'Gara Coach in L.A., standing just ten feet from the blue carbon fibre Supersport. This one is brand new to O'Gara! I'm trying to get a bulk of the shots up that I want to because school starts soon and I may not be able to be as Flickr-active as I hope.
Can anyone spot the other hypercar in this shot?
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Urbex Session : Abandoned Factory
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If you don't have a football helmet, a US-army issue kevlar helmet would do. I have an itch to photoshop out the buildings at the bottom... maybe one day I will.
Taken with Canon EOS-1D Mark II with 24-105mm f/4 IS processed in Lightroom
"Hyper Duo", swiss band, performed tremendously for "Label Suisse Festival" in Lausanne on Sunday, the 20th of September 2020 @ BCV Concert Hall. Great ambience despite the obligatory masks.
A very pretty young lady dressed up as the Suicide Squad movie version of Harley Quinn.
I added a "Gradient Map" layer (black & white) to the image in Photoshop and only allowed the blues and reds to bleed through. Next, I reduced the opacity of the Gradient Map to let a little bit of the underlying colors of the image to show through which created a hyper-saturation of reds and blues in comparison to the rest of the image.
I use variations of this technique on quite a few of my photographs but not usually to this obvious extreme. Comments? Critiques? Feedback?