Altar
Oct 26, 2015 10:19:36 #
Oct 26, 2015 22:01:31 #
Too big Billy! Guess you don't have any interesting spiders to photograph there ? :)
Oct 26, 2015 22:15:20 #
jenny wrote:
Too big Billy! Guess you don't have any interesting spiders to photograph there ? :)
Gal spiders here need full frame I only shoot cropped sensor. Im not saying the spiders are big but my last house spider took 3 stomps from a trainer shod size 11 and still tried to crawl away on one mangled leg. Last seen being fitted with prosthetics so he can no doubt return and scare the crap outta me
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Oct 27, 2015 07:22:20 #
Billyspad wrote:
Balayan church Batangas Philippines
For your consideration
For your consideration
Billy this is a nice altar but the image itself is not as exciting as other similar shots you've shared. The details don't jump out like they usually do.
And where are our allegorical animal friends?
Oct 27, 2015 08:46:59 #
minniev wrote:
Billy this is a nice altar but the image itself is not as exciting as other similar shots you've shared. The details don't jump out like they usually do.
And where are our allegorical animal friends?
And where are our allegorical animal friends?
How do I make an altar exciting min. I agree with your opinion but what does one do with it?
And did you miss the cat? It seemed disrespectful somehow to include all the gang. Im not catholic but Mrs Billy and her family are so I have to be aware of their feelings. The grim reaper behind the altar would not go down well so kitty got a a look in but no one else.
Oct 27, 2015 08:52:10 #
Billyspad wrote:
How do I make an altar exciting min. I agree with your opinion but what does one do with it?
And did you miss the cat? It seemed disrespectful somehow to include all the gang. Im not catholic but Mrs Billy and her family are so I have to be aware of their feelings. The grim reaper behind the altar would not go down well so kitty got a a look in but no one else.
And did you miss the cat? It seemed disrespectful somehow to include all the gang. Im not catholic but Mrs Billy and her family are so I have to be aware of their feelings. The grim reaper behind the altar would not go down well so kitty got a a look in but no one else.
Found her! Thanks, I feel much better now.
Color! Subtle but rich colors in smooth highly polished golden tones with enough true blacks in the shadows...
You are right about Reaper not fitting in, but that Dove might...
Oct 28, 2015 23:05:34 #
I'd go with color. Its just not exciting in B/W.
Here's an idea. PP in color, go to Nik and use the midnight filter. Move the brightness to 100% and the blur to 10%. Mess with the shadows and highlite sliders. Finish with glamour glow. Start at 100% and back off some. Use the control points to subtract some of the GG filter.
Here's an idea. PP in color, go to Nik and use the midnight filter. Move the brightness to 100% and the blur to 10%. Mess with the shadows and highlite sliders. Finish with glamour glow. Start at 100% and back off some. Use the control points to subtract some of the GG filter.
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Oct 28, 2015 23:54:00 #
ImageCreator wrote:
I'd go with color. Its just not exciting in B/W.
Here's an idea. PP in color, go to Nik and use the midnight filter. Move the brightness to 100% and the blur to 10%. Mess with the shadows and highlite sliders. Finish with glamour glow. Start at 100% and back off some. Use the control points to subtract some of the GG filter.
Here's an idea. PP in color, go to Nik and use the midnight filter. Move the brightness to 100% and the blur to 10%. Mess with the shadows and highlite sliders. Finish with glamour glow. Start at 100% and back off some. Use the control points to subtract some of the GG filter.
I have Nik and am a fan but scarce user of Glamour Glow so will try your suggestion young Dennis tonite. Thank you my man for taking the trouble to suggest the improvements. Much appreciated.
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