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There's not a lot of colour there at all. It was a fairly black and white morning
Here is another from this morning. Not much to it but I love the texture, and I love the 24-70L!
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There's not a lot of colour there at all. It was a fairly black and white morning
Here is another from this morning. Not much to it but I love the texture, and I love the 24-70L!
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That seesaw one is great, the blown highlights work well IMO. Gives it a spooky feel 
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Sorry, another one. Not so keen on the composition of this one but I do like the detail in the grass.
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^^ I actually love this one the most.
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Cheers dude 
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Did you crop out the top of the trees or is that as it is? Would look much better with the tops in frame imo.
Someone on Flickr asked the same thing, so I'll copy and paste my response from there as I am lazy
This is actually cropped. I did the crop, then spent about 5-10 minutes processing it, then realised I should have kept the whole tree in but I couldn't be bothered to do all the processing again (probably some way I could have gone back, but never mind!)
I might do it again with the whole tree
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York Minster at Night:
Some foggy scenes from York:
More on my flickr page.
Some foggy scenes from York:
More on my flickr page.
Yarde inspired me to take my camera to a local fireworks display, whilst i did not come out with many and the ones i kept will never live up to his standard, i quite like the ones i've chosen. Also i finally got round to uploading some ones of the sheep i took a while back.
Full sets on flickr. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ollie_adams-liggins/ << needs hits! :L
I apologise for the size of the photos, firefox won't let me "copy image location" or anything like that when i right click on the standard size for some reason?
EDIT** ScarySquirrel, how do you process photos to be in that colour scheme you have done for the past few photos? I really love the Urbex feel they have and want to learn how to do that
Full sets on flickr. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ollie_adams-liggins/ << needs hits! :L
I apologise for the size of the photos, firefox won't let me "copy image location" or anything like that when i right click on the standard size for some reason?
EDIT** ScarySquirrel, how do you process photos to be in that colour scheme you have done for the past few photos? I really love the Urbex feel they have and want to learn how to do that
Someone on Flickr asked the same thing, so I'll copy and paste my response from there as I am lazy
This is actually cropped. I did the crop, then spent about 5-10 minutes processing it, then realised I should have kept the whole tree in but I couldn't be bothered to do all the processing again (probably some way I could have gone back, but never mind!)
I might do it again with the whole tree
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But yeah, would like to see it with the tree in frame, although still a lovely shot! It's making me want to use MF again, not sure why!
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But yeah, would like to see it with the tree in frame, although still a lovely shot! It's making me want to use MF again, not sure why!
hehe, sorry dude!
I tried processing it again last night but I couldn't get the same effect so I gave up
I still have a load of photos to process from a group shoot I did on Saturday so I probably won't get a chance to revisit it for a while.
What do you mean by MF? Manual Focus?
EDIT** ScarySquirrel, how do you process photos to be in that colour scheme you have done for the past few photos? I really love the Urbex feel they have and want to learn how to do that
In Lightroom I convert to grey scale and then use the split toning options to adjust the shadow hue to get the colours I want. If you have Lightroom, just have a play with colours and you should get the desired effect
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hehe, sorry dude!
I tried processing it again last night but I couldn't get the same effect so I gave up
I still have a load of photos to process from a group shoot I did on Saturday so I probably won't get a chance to revisit it for a while.
What do you mean by MF? Manual Focus?
Medium Format.
Take it you didn't crop and process within LR only? Or you use the post-crop processing?
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I usually crop in Lightroom, do my initial processing in Lightroom, then do final edits (such as final contrast and brightness adjustments, cloning, dodging and burning) in Photoshop.
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Good spot on the little nudie there blue. So cute..
Ta!
Some from Skye
Three from turkey
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Here's a memory stick taken with my recently aquired extension tubes I'm quite amazed by the magnification with all 3 tubes stacked. Hopefully I can find something abit more interesting to shoot at the weekend.
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shot at bham academy last night, thought id share been trying out lightroom instead of cs4 its quite good!
shot at bham academy last night, thought id share been trying out lightroom instead of cs4 its quite good!
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Sorry, another one. Not so keen on the composition of this one but I do like the detail in the grass.
love this shot! very eerie makes me want to get up at the crack of dawn and get some cool shots myself
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