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Daily Challenge Vision 2020 Thread the First - January 1- 10
- Thread starter Lightmancer
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pictogramax
All-Pro
- Location
- Zemun, Serbia
Going to try and stick with this, with rather limited posts. Energy levels right now not supporting necessary activity and several extra photo ventures. 
Will try to get around to viewing all posts.
Woke out of a nap yesterday late afternoon, and saw the harsh light on my grab-n-go bag.
Will try to get around to viewing all posts.Woke out of a nap yesterday late afternoon, and saw the harsh light on my grab-n-go bag.
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I told him to give me his mean look
BTS
AD200-Glow EZ Lock 31x47 softbox with diffuser and grid
I love the light from this for one light portraits. This softbox and the 51" deep shoot through umbrella the offspring got me for Christmas have quickly become my favorite modifiers.
As usual with 3 home school kids, messy house
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BTS
AD200-Glow EZ Lock 31x47 softbox with diffuser and grid
I love the light from this for one light portraits. This softbox and the 51" deep shoot through umbrella the offspring got me for Christmas have quickly become my favorite modifiers.
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As usual with 3 home school kids, messy house
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- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
A couple of contrasting images from yesterday and today.
(Home on Saturday...I’ll see grass and mud again!)
Another bit of abandoned development. Strangely, for the first time in about 10 years, there is a lot of new building going on too. The projects that got forgotten after the “crisis” in 2008 have stayed forgotten.
Famara - beach and, frankly, unfeasible cliffs. These go up to 670m high and are the remains of a massive caldera now centred a couple of miles offshore. Oh, film-related fact: Famara featured as a location in the Almodovar film ‘Broken Embraces’.
(Home on Saturday...I’ll see grass and mud again!)
Another bit of abandoned development. Strangely, for the first time in about 10 years, there is a lot of new building going on too. The projects that got forgotten after the “crisis” in 2008 have stayed forgotten.
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Famara - beach and, frankly, unfeasible cliffs. These go up to 670m high and are the remains of a massive caldera now centred a couple of miles offshore. Oh, film-related fact: Famara featured as a location in the Almodovar film ‘Broken Embraces’.
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tilman
All-Pro
- Location
- Portland, OR
basically cheating since the work-week has caught up with me One from the weekend:
Untitled by tilman paulin, on Flickr
One from the weekend:
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- Location
- Boston Burbs
- Name
- David
mnhoj
gee aahrr
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Name
- John
grebeman
Old Codgers Group
- Name
- Barrie
pictogramax
All-Pro
- Location
- Zemun, Serbia
DAY 8 - Went for the groceries this morning; still no snow here, but it's very cold and my enthusiasm for photo-hunt soon dropped bellow zero also Still managed to come back home with a few compositions from which I choose this one - not much of a shot to speak of, except that it has a certain intrigue for me personally: way back in 70ies my father used to shoot with his Porst film camera and later project those slides via a manual lamp-projector on the wall of our living room, for my sister and me to marvel over them. I haven't seen any of those for at least 30 years, I'm not sure if they really looked similar to this, but in my memory they are close to this color, tonality and atmosphere:
Shot with Minolta MD 50mm f.4 lens mounted via speedbooster on Sony A6000; 4 frames stitched in total
Still managed to come back home with a few compositions from which I choose this one - not much of a shot to speak of, except that it has a certain intrigue for me personally: way back in 70ies my father used to shoot with his Porst film camera and later project those slides via a manual lamp-projector on the wall of our living room, for my sister and me to marvel over them. I haven't seen any of those for at least 30 years, I'm not sure if they really looked similar to this, but in my memory they are close to this color, tonality and atmosphere:
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Shot with Minolta MD 50mm f.4 lens mounted via speedbooster on Sony A6000; 4 frames stitched in total
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
Trying the Kultcamera app again, after a long absence. I forgot I had it, to tell the truth.
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Mike G
All-Pro
- Location
- West London
- Name
- Mike Gorman
Not for me Martin
Not cheating. Different rules for this challenge. I haven't been completely strict with days either.basically cheating since the work-week has caught up with me
View attachment 211596Untitled by tilman paulin, on Flickr
I have a DXO film pack that emulates a variety of film brands. It has sliders that allow you to control the amount of grain but also things like light leaks, scratches,, old print paper, bad technique, etc. It's the torn jeans of photography.
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
I have that too but didn’t know about the effects...I’ve only applied film “looks” with it. I have used Nik Analog Efex Pro quite a bit to do the same sorts of things.
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
Fair enough...these things are an acquired taste.
Mike G
All-Pro
- Location
- West London
- Name
- Mike Gorman
Absolutely.
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