Challenge: Free Sunday- January 13, 2019
Jan 14, 2019 00:59:59 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
Wonderful set Tim, Love these historic reenactments..Pg. 20
Thank you, Lesley. I'm glad you enjoyed these images...and,
since you like them so much, I'll send you the other 400 or so
and you can do so PP for me....LOL.
Just kidding; I will get around to them sooner or later.
Jan 14, 2019 01:12:29 #
Jan 14, 2019 01:19:45 #
Jan 14, 2019 03:47:11 #
William wrote:
beep/beeep
P21 Grilled hand is on the menu. Never tried it Yet.
Jan 14, 2019 03:47:54 #
William wrote:
the UHH
has changed
my ideas
of the lens
has changed
my ideas
of the lens
P21 You will never see straight again
Jan 14, 2019 06:02:37 #
Rolk wrote:
Well, I finally got a chance to go through a couple more of
the 400+ images from Colonial Williamsburg, and thought
I'd sneak a couple on before midnight for Free Sunday.
These are some of the "interpreters" who do such a wonderful
job of helping to recreate the lifestyle of the 18th century.
As always, thank you so much, Larry, for hosting, and please
know our prayers are still with you for a full and speedy recovery.
Tim
the 400+ images from Colonial Williamsburg, and thought
I'd sneak a couple on before midnight for Free Sunday.
These are some of the "interpreters" who do such a wonderful
job of helping to recreate the lifestyle of the 18th century.
As always, thank you so much, Larry, for hosting, and please
know our prayers are still with you for a full and speedy recovery.
Tim
THUMBS UP....My wife still weaves. These places are always heartwarming
Jan 14, 2019 08:07:30 #
Jan 14, 2019 08:08:02 #
judy juul
Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
danersmiff wrote:
when the sun don't shine...
black and white is just fine....
black and white is just fine....
Pretty!
Jan 14, 2019 08:22:53 #
Rolk wrote:
A couple more "interpreters" from 17th century Colonial Williamsburg.
Hope you enjoy.
Tim
Hope you enjoy.
Tim
Your Williamsburg pics are all bood, but #5  in this set are great portraiture.
As you continue practicing PP you should maybe tweak those two.
Good job
Jan 14, 2019 08:38:03 #
Roadrunner wrote:
THUMBS UP....My wife still weaves. These places are always heartwarming
Thanks for the "Thumbs Up," Jim!
It always amazes me how much research each of these "interpreters"
have to do to learn all they can about the tradesperson they are
portraying.
Jan 14, 2019 08:45:16 #
l-fox wrote:
Your Williamsburg pics are all bood, but #5  in this set are great portraiture.
As you continue practicing PP you should maybe tweak those two.
Good job
As you continue practicing PP you should maybe tweak those two.
Good job
Thanks, Larry, I really appreciate your comments.
What would you suggest doing in PP? These were originally taken in color,
and I just converted them in Photoshop Elements 2019 to monochrome and
played with the brightness/contrast. I wanted to go with B&W for the 17th
century "feel," but I kind of like some of these as taken:
Jan 14, 2019 08:54:59 #
Jan 14, 2019 08:56:11 #
Rolk wrote:
Well, I finally got a chance to go through a couple more of
the 400+ images from Colonial Williamsburg, and thought
I'd sneak a couple on before midnight for Free Sunday.
These are some of the "interpreters" who do such a wonderful
job of helping to recreate the lifestyle of the 18th century.
As always, thank you so much, Larry, for hosting, and please
know our prayers are still with you for a full and speedy recovery.
Tim
the 400+ images from Colonial Williamsburg, and thought
I'd sneak a couple on before midnight for Free Sunday.
These are some of the "interpreters" who do such a wonderful
job of helping to recreate the lifestyle of the 18th century.
As always, thank you so much, Larry, for hosting, and please
know our prayers are still with you for a full and speedy recovery.
Tim
Excellent character portraits - we really need to pay CW a visit someday.
Jan 14, 2019 08:57:23 #
Rolk wrote:
A couple more "interpreters" from 17th century Colonial Williamsburg.
Hope you enjoy.
Tim
Hope you enjoy.
Tim
pg. 20
The lighting really makes the last two stand out and you know I'm a big fan of B&W/sepia.
Jan 14, 2019 09:08:05 #
SueScott wrote:
Excellent character portraits - we really need to pay CW a visit someday.
Sue, thank you so much for the wonderful compliment.
And yes, you do need to visit Colonial Williamsburg. From what I've seen
you post, I just know you would fall in love with the area. One suggestion,
though, is if you go google "Colonial Williamsburg Tickets" to take advantage
of their specials.
They normally have different BOGO offers starting on Good Friday. We opted
for the "annual" ticket as we normally go down twice a year. (There are also
very many factory outlets in the area if you like to shop...lol)
You don't have to buy a ticket, but if you want to explore the "trades" like I
did in these images, you have to have one. Without a ticket, you can still
walk through the area, but without seeing "behind the scenes."
Oh...and a great place to eat? 2nd Street Bistro, but there are many!
Tim
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