Challenge - Nov. 12 - 14, 2015 Find Interesting Photos in Boring Places
Nov 12, 2015 20:33:36 #
Beautiful and so well balanced with such harmony.
Irenejb wrote:
When at the park last week I found some color and proceeded to make a collage.....and then played for more interest.
Nov 12, 2015 20:35:06 #
Love the eggs. Could you put them back in the nest, or was it too late?
RiverNan wrote:
Cool idea Irene and I like the first bridge.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
Nov 12, 2015 20:38:23 #
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Nov 12, 2015 20:43:02 #
E Mang wrote:
The November Photoshop magazine has the most interesting article on black and white conversation and how black and white digital works. It is by Vincent Versace beginning on page 56. If you don't have it, see if your library does, or a friend. It is well worth the effort. It helped me understand why some black and white is good and some is terrible. Also why it does not work to desaturate. CreativeLive.com has had some good classes on conversion. Watch for a free one.
Thanks for the info E. Mang. I'll have to see if I can locate a copy of November Photoshop. I grew up in the era of black and white film, but didn't have much experience with it.
Nov 12, 2015 20:51:25 #
dane004 wrote:
Sunnybuck well done I like the first fire plug
Thanks Dane, The first hydrant seems to be the consensus.
Nov 12, 2015 20:53:47 #
Lorima wrote:
Whats left of the fall leaves.
Your leaves are sure eye catching Lori. We're all brown here. Not much color left to this fall.
Nov 12, 2015 20:59:27 #
Clicker2014 wrote:
Thanks E Mang for the suggestion! Is this what you were thinking? Changes it completely...and in a good way!
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It really is interesting. Did you use your macro lens for this one? I love macro/close ups.
Nov 12, 2015 21:08:37 #
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Nov 12, 2015 21:28:51 #
Great collage! The picture "top right" looks like a great one to use for a card.
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Irenejb wrote:
When at the park last week I found some color and proceeded to make a collage.....and then played for more interest.
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Nov 12, 2015 21:30:08 #
Oh dear! ... But looks good! Nice composition and color!
RiverNan wrote:
Cool idea Irene and I like the first bridge.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
Nov 12, 2015 21:31:12 #
These are all great! Love the egrets!!
photophile wrote:
More variations on often shot subjects:
Nov 12, 2015 21:32:45 #
Glad you recommended it! Thanks!
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E Mang wrote:
Yes, I like it. I could see that in the photo and thought it might turn out well. Thanks fir trying it.
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Nov 12, 2015 21:33:50 #
Thanks. Yes I used my macro... and possibly the extension tubes and rails.
Sunnybuck wrote:
It really is interesting. Did you use your macro lens for this one? I love macro/close ups.
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