We didn't get a huge amount of snow here last week (just the howling gales and icy roads!) but I found a little bit lingering in the hills yesterday and liked the contrast with the browns of the dead heather.
X-T2 and 18-55.
Snow Lingers in the Hiils by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Alcatraz Shower Block-90182 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
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Good composition with interest from front to back.We didn't get a huge amount of snow here last week (just the howling gales and icy roads!) but I found a little bit lingering in the hills yesterday and liked the contrast with the browns of the dead heather.
X-T2 and 18-55.
Snow Lingers in the Hiils by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Interesting shot. Just emphasises the size of the place.Just a simple tourist type Fujigraph taken at the famous Alcatraz prison at San Francisco USA of one of the Shower Blocks. I've deliberately added a bit of grunge & tint to this snap during PP as I just kinda think it suits the scene.
X-T1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/18th @ F2.8, ISO-200, Handheld.
George.
We didn't get a huge amount of snow here last week (just the howling gales and icy roads!) but I found a little bit lingering in the hills yesterday and liked the contrast with the browns of the dead heather.
X-T2 and 18-55.
Snow Lingers in the Hiils by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Welll-composed shot but, and I hope you don’t mind me saying, to me it looks a little over-sharpened.I reworked one of my early Fuji shots. Taken in North Wales about 18 months ago, with my X-T1 & 18-55 (which my son now has).
Mountain Stream by Steve Jelly, on Flickr
Welll-composed shot but, and I hope you don’t mind me saying, to me it looks a little over-sharpened.
Yes, I think it does. Did you use the Dehaze function in LR by any chance? If so, it might have over-increased the clarity in the background.I don't mind at all. I've gone back to the original and removed all of the sharpening. Does this look better?
Mountain Stream by Steve Jelly, on Flickr
Or just pushed the Clarity slider too far. I agree, it's a nice shot but the haloing on the horizon looks odd to me.
. What does surprise me is that the foliage as maintained it composure, even though this was shot 18 months ago on an X-T1.
Very nice Fujigraph Ma'am, good foreground interest, some nice distant detail, and beautiful colours.
George.
I be intrested.
Loving the recent pics, especially Chris and Andrea!
Here's one from last week. I just had a long weekend in Cambridge which should yield a few pics even though the weather wasn't very helpful until this morning, but I've got an Oxford backlog to look through first!
Sheldonian in the snow by David Hallett, on Flickr
DSCF4429 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
DSCF4451 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
I thought exactly the same myself, George! But there are limits to my Photoshop skills and I quite like it anywayVery nice Fugigraph Sir, good colour & exposure with the added human interest.
“One tiny bit of crit’ if you don’t mind me saying, It’s a shame the statuette on the right of the three hasn’t got a bit of head room”
George.
Thanks for the kind thoughts.
I can't do the 24th. 25th might be possible, but don't let that affect the decision, because there's a decent chance I won't be able to make it all. Like the idea though!
Great lines. Lovely imageAnother from last week. Sometimes it's about craft, technique and meticulous attention to detail. Other days it's more about being willing to brave sub-zero temperatures and avoiding getting snow on the front filter
Mysterious river by David Hallett, on Flickr
Another from last week. Sometimes it's about craft, technique and meticulous attention to detail. Other days it's more about being willing to brave sub-zero temperatures and avoiding getting snow on the front filter
Like it better than your Sony shots
LovelyAnother from last week. Sometimes it's about craft, technique and meticulous attention to detail. Other days it's more about being willing to brave sub-zero temperatures and avoiding getting snow on the front filter
Mysterious river by David Hallett, on Flickr
Looks more natural Chris.i loved your Nikon FF stuff also,i think its the colours on the Sony shots im not so taken with but its a personnel thing really
Another from last week. Sometimes it's about craft, technique and meticulous attention to detail. Other days it's more about being willing to brave sub-zero temperatures and avoiding getting snow on the front filter
Mysterious river by David Hallett, on Flickr
Sometimes a bit of both.Another from last week. Sometimes it's about craft, technique and meticulous attention to detail. Other days it's more about being willing to brave sub-zero temperatures and avoiding getting snow on the front filter
Mysterious river by David Hallett, on Flickr
That’s a very nice Fujigraph Sir, ticks all yhe right boxes for me.
George.
Sometimes a bit of both.
Yes after looking at Chri;s flikr,there are a lot of photos I really like but agreed the ones im not keen on are for my tastes over processed but each to their own.
I should be not sure which day yet need check what talks are on.
Glencoe, Unprocessed