Judge Dredd
Dec 11, 2019 07:01:27 #
My computers blown-up! Well, it won’t boot-up for love nor money. I’m seriously fed-up, as you might imagine - especially since I recently swapped the hdd for a ssd at no little expense. Anyway, enough of my woes. Keni’s recent post, either here or in FYC, I don’t recall which, cleverly used some motion blur to produce a great woodland shot. It reminded me I had only recently made a couple of images using this tool. Excuse the slightly poor quality, these are taken from emails on my iPad as I cannot access my files right now (spits out some more blood!) - I don’t use cloud storage. Your thoughts on these appreciated.
As an afterthought - for those interested, Papplewick is the venue, a Victorian water pumping station.
As an afterthought - for those interested, Papplewick is the venue, a Victorian water pumping station.
Radial Blur
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Linear Blur
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Fog via overlay - the way to go for fog imo
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Dec 11, 2019 11:15:16 #
Quite effective in lighting, composition, and, in the last two, color. It's a joy to be able to suspend belief and immerse myself.
Dec 11, 2019 11:46:06 #
artBob wrote:
Quite effective in lighting, composition, and, in the last two, color. It's a joy to be able to suspend belief and immerse myself.
Good to see you a Bob. Glad you like them. Is the first one a bit bland?
Dec 11, 2019 11:59:58 #
magnetoman wrote:
Good to see you a Bob. Glad you like them. Is the first one a bit bland?
I'm happy to see your work. Being banned from For Your Consideration saddened me, as most of the photographers I liked, learned from, and depended on for good crits were there.
Yes, I thought the color, especially of the lettering in the first one, looked too soft for the intent of Judge Dredd.
Dec 11, 2019 13:34:17 #
artBob wrote:
I'm happy to see your work. Being banned from For Your Consideration saddened me, as most of the photographers I liked, learned from, and depended on for good crits were there.
Yes, I thought the color, especially of the lettering in the first one, looked too soft for the intent of Judge Dredd.
Yes, I thought the color, especially of the lettering in the first one, looked too soft for the intent of Judge Dredd.
Ah, yes, I take your point - should have been bright red! Despite having four kids I was not aux fait with JD. I consulted my 39-year old son, who explained who the characters represented. I’ve now caught on that JD is some sought of destructive vigilante.
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