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Photo taken at the 2015 New Hampshire Hoptinkton Fair. This was the 100th anniversary of the fair.
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I had a chance to do a Photowalk with Neil Van Niekirk and use his Profoto B1 yesterday at Water Street in Brooklyn. I think I love that light. Very portable and easy to use with High Speed sync. This is a shot I got of the model, Claudia
I do initial processing in Lightroom; followed by a tidy up in Photoshop with a bit of "art work" in Nik Software Color Effects Pro 4 to finish. Over the years I have created various custom presets within the software which I tinker with on a case by case basis to suit the mood I'm looking for. The software helps me express what I might otherwise achieve if I had the talent to draw or paint, which unfortunately I don’t.
Kenosha Wisconsin
Prints sold here:
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Meet-up with Joel Tjintjelaar, photographed architecture series in Amsterdam.
Technical info:
B+W ND110 - 10 stops
f/18
ISO100
10 mm
60 (1min00s) exposure
Software:
Lightroom 3.0
PS CS5
Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2
Nik Software Dfine 2.0
Taken for the Macro Mondays group weekly theme - TV shows. ok ok tenuous link Orange.... Florida.... Miami ?!?
Had 'Digital Photo Magazine' this morning - (May 2016 issue #207) - and having a spare hour or so, I followed one of their techniques using some of their free 'Displacement Maps' . So using images I took myself, (and not their samples), I came up with the above ...
Took this picture on Central station of Cologne after visiting the Photokina 2016.
Added some effects with NikSoftware
Don't often do b&w but I thought this shot lent itself to monochrome. Part of an old crane at Milang S.A.
Another edit from a lovely day of young dancers. Slow shutter edited in Lightroom with Nik software. Thank you for your appreciation, Gail
Leica M9 & Noctilux-M 50mm
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Turning 45 last week has made me re think the word old. We go around thinking the elderly are senile, cranky or stupid but they are not. They are in fact, brilliant.
Here are just a few reasons.
1. I don't remember. This is how you get out of trouble for not doing something. We just assume there memory is failing when in fact it is sharp as knife.
2. I am not strong enough anymore. This is how they get us to carry things or move them. The fact is, most could probably beat the crud out of us.
3. Could you run some errands for me? I am sure my grandma drove down the sidewalk on purpose making sure she wouldn't have do the shopping anymore.
4. I'm sorry, I can't hear a thing. They heard you. They are just ignoring you.
5. Cranky. Lets be real, you'll agree with everything to get them back to happy.
6. The power nap. We call it falling down. I'm already at that one.
View on black. I'm sorry, I didn't hear you.
Our Daily Challenge: Low
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Inqspired by Tony and his brilliantly funny face down shots. Check them out www.flickr.com/photos/37239103@N06/sets/72157625673163157/
Bridal portrait from a wedding I did this past Saturday. Difficult speckled light (through trees) in the backyard of the home where they had the wedding.
One down-side to owning a lab is the dog drool. Luke kindly uses his leg instead of the arm of the chair this time.
Post processed with Nik Software's Color Efex Pro, Define, and Sharpener Pro.
This is a Repost of a trip we made back in 2012.
We're heading back to Bosque for a few day of R&R.
Thank to All that have view. faved and commented on our photos. We will back on line in a week or so
Thanks Eddie & Pat
Autumn: horses waiting at the gate in the morning.
HDR from 3 exposures (-1, 0, 1 with 1/80s, 1/40s, 1/20s).
Bangkok night market, always liked this one from 2007, monochrome conversion with nik silver efex pro, kodak tri-x 400
Meeet-up with Joel Tjintjelaar, photographed architecture series in Amsterdam.
Technical info:
B+W ND110 - 10 stops
f/18
ISO100
22 mm
46s (0min46s) exposure
Software:
Lightroom 3.0
PS CS5
Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2
Nik Software Dfine 2.0
A Coot lands on the lake at Roath park, Cardiff. Monochrome conversion using Nik Software Silver Efex Pro.