Nice shot!
Its beautiful in all its simplicity👍😊
Nice shot!
... and there's one in every crowd! Thanks for the morning chuckle...I compare myself to Ansel Adams all the time!
—He had a beard and I have a soul patch
—He favored brimmed hats and I occasionally wear a baseball cap
—He was shorter than I am. Or taller, I forget
—He placed his stamp forever on the art of photography, and I taught my dog to count
—I root for the Minnesota Twins and he rooted for the Seattle Mariners
—I am married to my wife and he wasn’t
—He is no longer with us and so far I’m immortal
—We are/were both right-handed
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I am in no way comparing myself to Ansel Adams, but I understand why he spent years remaking the same prints over and over again with different editing. I've spent more time on this "simple film" image than almost any digital image.
Another older RAF. B&W converted in On1, the only editor I have that knows what to do with RAFs!
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I can almost see Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn on that boat!
Well I got there in the end; today's image is the one everyone was discussing yesterday without having seen it...you had made a comment that you prefer minimal bw images and not busy ones. I frankly prefered the image I posted yesterday (town street image) which *is* busier because it had more areas for tonal range.What did your want to accomplish ?
You posted the images just for me - that's so niceWell I got there in the end; today's image is the one everyone was discussing yesterday without having seen it...you had made a comment that you prefer minimal bw images and not busy ones. I frankly prefered the image I posted yesterday (town street image) which *is* busier because it had more areas for tonal range.
The image I posted today (train station image) fell much flatter in bw film than I anticipated as I stood there seeing it IRL in color. I worked hard to bring contrast to areas that were blocked in the negative and to bring more of a tonal range that wasn't initially evident, like the sky and pavement being the same tone. The actual building has good and interesting light on it, but without the blue sky, white building, and green shrubs to give visual variation, the tones all looked too similar without a lot of editing.
It always matters 😉No, i just use my eyeballs. 🙂 I didn't use them in tandem very often that it really mattered, so I just fussed with them in post.
Did she catch a snake? 😄