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Started by Lonewolf, April 01, 2015, 10:55:11 PM

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davetherave

Wolf, I love your photographs  :clap: the colour ones are lovely and show the countryside in all it's glory however the B/W versions are very atmospheric, the one of the busker tells more than one story.

keep it up, top work.  :biker3:

Charlie747

Quote from: davetherave on April 13, 2015, 10:10:20 PM
Wolf, I love your photographs  :clap: the colour ones are lovely and show the countryside in all it's glory however the B/W versions are very atmospheric, the one of the busker tells more than one story.

keep it up, top work.  :biker3:

Mmmmm.........................Wolfe's not managed to make me look young and slim yet  :ohplease:   :mfr_lol:

pross

Quote from: Charlie747 on April 13, 2015, 10:17:01 PM
Mmmmm.........................Wolfe's not managed to make me look young and slim yet  :ohplease:   :mfr_lol:


Is photoshop that good Charlie you can't improve on perfection . :whistling:
Pross

Lonewolf

Quote from: pross on April 14, 2015, 09:16:25 AM

Is photoshop that good Charlie you can't improve on perfection . :whistling:




No software is that  :censored:  good!

pross

Pross

Lonewolf

Here's an attempt I did yesterday of some 'night photography'. I couldn't catch the 'blue' hour as I had to work till midnight so I've lost all the detail in the sky but I'm reasonably happy with it as a first attempt at this sort of thing. 18mm lens, F18 at 60 seconds.



virginiajim

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Rusty

Steve and SS ... Nicely done both of you ... They are very nice piccies  :yes:

Lonewolf

Mr Stallebrass has motivated me to get shooting, so here are a few more attempts which I took this fine Saturday evening on the mean streets of Bradford.


This is an old mill complex which is supposed to be being converted into apartments but has stood in it's current state for years and probably will do for many more years to come. I've always wanted to have a go at photographing it and try to capture it in a unique style, maybe you'll like these, perhaps you wont. Pictures are very personal and I've taken them to my taste which I know wont suit everybody. Please, as before, feel free to comment, I promise ya all I wont be offended.  :gunsmilie:







This is for our black & white fans. The same building as above, but in a different wing. I was driving off when I just caught this view out of the corner of my eye and I loved the grittiness of it and the texture on the ground and walls.









This one I really like. Very atmospheric and I was thinking if only I could get a bike in there and position it on that expanse of broken concrete by the overgrown shrubs I believe that would make quite a striking image.









This next shot, I'm not so sure if it worked or not....maybe it's one of those love it or hate it attempts. Anyway thats the beauty of digital, if you done like it, just delete it! Personally I'm not too keen on it.







This final shot I do like. Simple but effective. A band stand in one of our local parks.









All the photos were taken on a hand held camera with two very steady hands.

virginiajim

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Stephen.Stallebrass

Great. I love those last B+W images. Very pro looking!

Lonewolf

Quote from: Stephen.Stallebrass on April 19, 2015, 11:46:11 PM
Great. I love those last B+W images. Very pro looking!


Did you get out shooting today?

Lonewolf

#73
A couple of images which I took today whilst going over Hardknott Pass in The Lake District.

















viper

nice and moody those steve, same place as the one I stole?


never been a fan of the black and white image but I do like it