There's always one who has to be the stand out!

I love split-toning but I try not to abuse on this option as much as I wanted ;)

I was saving this one for a particular photo and this seemed the right one, just added the preset, no need for more post-processing.

Thanks for all the visits, comments and faves ;)

This photo may also be seen on the May 2011 Flickr Group Critique.

Number 231 of my 365 photo challenge - A split-toned, macro image of a bee flying over some heather.

This was pure luck to nail the focus on the bee. I had the camera set on burst and got the shutter speed as high as I could and fired off a few with the wide aperture and by chance, one of the bees flew into my depth of field at exactly the right moment! :-)

View On Black

Today has been full of Harry Potter truma, watching the last film.... all very emotional. So needed something peaceful to look at. :)

Québec city Canada spring 09

Better on Black

View On Black

A warm winter day in Oakland.

Torsplan, Stockholm

Ruts

Although Peace seems dark, blurred and far away ....there is a Light!

February 3, 2018

please also view → flic.kr/p/jmjr79 Queen Anne's lace, winter blue edition

Death devours all lovely things:

Lesbia with her sparrow

Shares the darkness,–presently

Every bed is narrow.

Unremembered as old rain

Dries the sheer libation;

And the little petulant hand

Is an annotation.

After all, my erstwhile dear,

My no longer cherished,

Need we say it was not love,

Just because it perished?

~ Passer Mortuus Est by Edna St. Vincent Millay

I noticed this fountain in late afternoon sun as I was riding by on my bike. The photos did not turn out as dramatic as I hoped. I used split toning in Lightroom 5 to get this effect.

Split Toned Grunge created using textures that I captured and then ran through Gradient Mapping and multiple filters.

Full sized textures are found at www.outsidethefray.com.

split tone for the win on this photo

i bounced a flash off the ceiling

CameraCanon EOS 5D Mark II

Exposure0.008 sec (1/125)

Aperturef/2.0

Focal Length85 mm

ISO Speed800

Exposure Bias0 EV

FlashOn, Fired

Where do they come from? Where to they go?

Nikkor Q 135mm 1:2.8

Quite an extension from the base.

Have been playing with split-toning in LR3, something I've done very little of. Needless to say am interested in your thoughts.

An image captured at the North Norfolk Railway autumn steam gala 2016. The original RAW file was fine tuned in Adobe Photoshop then split-toned using an Adobe Lightroom preset filter.

An old steam locomotive close-up with split tone treatment. National Scottish Museum in Edinbourgh

GX8 w/Kodak Cine Ektanon 63mm f/2.7

always love these sun flare shots

more from this session here: jfieldsphotography.com/blog/?p=873

La superbe photo d'André Giguère durant le thème "Bouteille" m'a convaincu d'acheter une feuille de plexiglas. Voici donc mon premier essai avec un duo de fourchettes. Traitement dans Lightroom: ajout d'un léger 'split-toning' (jaune pour les tons pâles et rouge pour les tons foncés), suppression des poussières.

Used split toning to add yellow to highlights and blue to shadows.

This is my first self-portrait in well over a year. I wanted to accentuate a rugged and exhausted look and create a strong visual impression.