- Location
- Seattle
- Name
- Andrew
I think the B&W looks pretty great with the level of contrast in that photo.
I don't remember Plus-X falling off that fast in the shadows. Pan-X did (for me), but I thought Plus-X was the "nice" one. But I may be remembering sheets rather than rolls (which always handled differently for me).Along with the groceries in the day 24 thread I spent a bit of time puttering with Photoshop and Nik Silver Efex and the images from the other days's trip to the State Park. Here's my image of the day from that day in an attempt to mimic the Plus-X I always used to prefer to shoot.
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Here's the original too. Which do You prefer?
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Along with the groceries in the day 24 thread I spent a bit of time puttering with Photoshop and Nik Silver Efex and the images from the other days's trip to the State Park. Here's my image of the day from that day in an attempt to mimic the Plus-X I always used to prefer to shoot.
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Here's the original too. Which do You prefer?
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Here's the series I took. I tend to go a bit overboard and never trust just a single shot .... I have to keep taking more!
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Disagree. Really like 'em.More boring old product shots. One is even a copy of yesterday's. Yeesh!! What a lazy bum today!
Love the Veggietales mural!Day 25 Outtakes: walking around the neighborhood
Went for a walk today around the neighborhood, in the small semi-rural southern Oregon town where I live. Walked past a rarity - a small farm within city limits, where the farmer has erected a quaint vegetable mural to publicize his offerings--
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Nearby there is a small 'nature trail' which runs along the side of a local creek. A lot of greenery, shades of green everywhere - but then I saw this gnarled tree burl which looked much more like a mutant alien growth than horticulture - but it was all about the colors and textures---
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Turning around to start walking back home, I got a reverse angle on the same tree burl which, after looking at it on the screen of my Mac, seemed much better in monochrome--
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And that was that.