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worzel 21-02-2012 02:49 PM

Some More Framing
 
I am doing some more stuff for home, which I thought I would share.

Taken in Havana in 2008, picture de-saturated and pumped with contrast, highlights and shadows tweaked and a heavy top end curves "S". Number plate cut out and put into new layer mask, just contrast up.

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...zelg/Cuba2.jpg

Taken in Rome in 2007 of the Basillica next to our hotel, camera precariously perched on a wall 60ft up, 12 second exposure. Standard levels tweaks and a tiny dodge & burn, not much more than that though, pretty much as per the RAW file.

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...rzelg/Rome.jpg

Shell pictures taken a couple of weeks ago, specifically for our bathroom, converted to B&W with a push process, dodge & burn plus contrast. This goes into a 5 picture frame.

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...shellspics.jpg

Guy B 21-02-2012 03:02 PM

Excellent pics mate but the one or Rome is simply stunning! :yeah:

worzel 21-02-2012 03:05 PM

Cheers Guy :ok:

Tyler 21-02-2012 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guy B (Post 123190)
Excellent pics mate but the one or Rome is simply stunning! :yeah:

I second that Worzel... LOVE the one in Rome!!

worzel 21-02-2012 04:30 PM

Cheers Tyler :ok:

It was my first ever fully manual shot.

ralliart didz 21-02-2012 07:49 PM

love the shell pictures the best worzel. :10:

Skullfudge 21-02-2012 09:18 PM

That Rome picture is awesome mate

worzel 21-02-2012 09:44 PM

Cheers chaps! :ok:

Kerstin 22-02-2012 05:36 AM

What a brilliant job again, Steve. The Rome one looks AWESOME. :doubleup::doubleup:

worzel 22-02-2012 08:02 AM

Thanks Kerstin :ok:

SUBARMAN 22-02-2012 08:59 AM

Awesome Steve.

On the technical front, did you foster the flange gribble at 0.5 micro balanced on a custard tart, or am I missing something?

You see how well I understand the tech stuff...:cuckoo:

:SMBLU::SUBARMAN:

worzel 22-02-2012 10:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SUBARMAN (Post 123296)
Awesome Steve.

On the technical front, did you foster the flange gribble at 0.5 micro balanced on a custard tart, or am I missing something?

You see how well I understand the tech stuff...:cuckoo:

:SMBLU::SUBARMAN:

Cheers Keith :ok:

I used a stand alone flange gribble, due to custard dribble from the tart. However, I did manage to squeeze it all through my quadropython mangle worzel filter, with an angle deflection to the power of cheddar. Thankfully the ginger wallah was activated, thus alleviating any backwash in the fish tank.

I'm so glad someone understands this terminology like I do :ok:

Gavsti555 22-02-2012 05:24 PM

Clever stuff very impressed

BIG"E" 22-02-2012 05:57 PM

More quality pics :10: :10:

worzel 22-02-2012 06:10 PM

Cheers chaps. :ok:

SUBARMAN 23-02-2012 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel (Post 123302)
Cheers Keith :ok:

I used a stand alone flange gribble, due to custard dribble from the tart. However, I did manage to squeeze it all through my quadropython mangle worzel filter, with an angle deflection to the power of cheddar. Thankfully the ginger wallah was activated, thus alleviating any backwash in the fish tank.

I'm so glad someone understands this terminology like I do :ok:

I have had that backwash problem when changing the cusp ladder. Make sure the corner grouting manifests itself with a large festoon, otherwise there is much blowback (like what Martyn suffers from)! :-?

I love a technical forum I can get my teeth into!

:SMBLU::SUBARMAN:


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