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Martin's first Gig at Cafe Delight in Bristol, on August 6th.
Yesterday we had the privilege of having him at home making an improvised session with a device with two pedals that allows you to record layers of sounds, in this case, made by his voice. Shame Dan didn't grab the process, but we have the happy result and a sweet playback of a "Don't you want me" version.
Technicisms of the pictures: I was experimenting with a 200ISO film pushed to 1600ISO. Pics are not postprocessed.
I posted a high key shot of my daughter quite some time ago www.flickr.com/photos/mexipickle/2617561702/ . My wife is interested in doing a pair of high key shots of our two kids...so I dug this shot out of the recent ones I've taken and did some PP to it.
Do you think it works? Does it pair up with the other one? Please share your comments/critiques with me.
This is a reference for all my photos this week: Duchemin recommended that, "next time you’re photographing something, take a little extra time to be aware of what is in, and out, of the frame, and try moving—do a complete circle around your subject if you have to—and see if you can’t strengthen your image that way." I did just that with all my photos this week, I made sure to carefully frame each image, I shot at different angles and different distances.
He also recommended to use a wider aperture and get closer to create a shallower DOF.
He said, “A softer focus on the background can diminish the pull on the eye, which in turn strengthens the impact of the elements in focus.”
My intention with this photo was to try to create tonal contrast by isolating the subject with post processing.
I think it has great tonal contrast I tried to photographer from the "dead cats" POV playing with his pumpkin toy.
For editing: I did some cleaning up. Sharpened and used noise reduction. I also did some dodging and burning, cropped and finished editing in ACR. I added B&W layer and tweaked the color mixer to my liking. Added curves layer, B & W layer, vignetting and brightness and contrast
From the grave of Joseph Crapp, shipwright, Cornwall 1779.
'His end was all most sudden
As hour the mandate came
Expess from Heaven -
His foot did slip, and he did fall
Help, help, he cries
And that was all'.
This is the original photograph of an abandoned chicken barn that I photoshopped into a somewhat different and, I hope, better image last month. I edited it extensively to begin with------and now, I'd like to see what the PostProcess group can do to improve it.
www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594534704752/
Hey, Sis...this is for you:) I started out trying to do something entirely different with text, and got it all wrong. So, here is this instead!
Mr Denno flyfishing before his son's wedding. Strobist info 2 canon 580's bounced into a elinchrom beauty dish since my Ranger battery was out of juice. Backlit by sun.
I can't put many pictures of the latest wedding I shot online, so here is just a preview taste
Bridal party watches the newlyweds feed cake to each other
Took this during our morning walk at the Lake House. This and other machines are dredging our part of the lake.
a little sample of my new action Vivid World, which will be offered in a set shortly, please email me for info.
This action intensifies all colors except skin tones, and lightens skin tones, also includes a layer for fixing reds, just paint in the layer mask with a soft white brush at 15% and gradually remove the red.