Random Photo Part VII DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & < 800px PLEASE!

njburke

^^^

Hi Thonda,
I can't tell whether thats a sad or joyful event from the picture above, only that its probably significant to you.

I've taken a few recently , which are of a redundancy , not sure how they'll eventually end up,or even if I can make the photos work. I'm thinking of a tryptich with more and more emtpy desks.

If I'ld I thought about it a bit more I would have kept the same camera position and focal lenght as the open plan emptied and the disorder began.

I'll know the better the next time.


Heres a bit of it, it won't mean much to most viewers, but theres a hundred folks for whom it may have some context.






Niall

le_girl

Solyad wrote: »

Love the processing on these shots...

Thanks.

challengemaster wrote: »

Problem for me is, its the same preset used on every single one of them...

Not really, I mean I tried to vary them a little but I suppose I didn't do a great job of it. I'm just a beginner so I don't know how to do much else in PS yet. Nice to hear some feedback either way though.

Morrisseeee

I softened this up a little for effect:

NORTH1

Point made

decimal

PixelTrawler

le_girl wrote: »

Thanks.



Not really, I mean I tried to vary them a little but I suppose I didn't do a great job of it. I'm just a beginner so I don't know how to do much else in PS yet. Nice to hear some feedback either way though.

I would call it a theme not "the same". I think you have a nice theme going and it works well (for me)

melekalikimaka

njburke wrote: »

I've taken a few recently , which are of a redundancy , not sure how they'll eventually end up,or even if I can make the photos work. I'm thinking of a tryptich with more and more emtpy desks.

lol mercury logo in the background, where is that outta curiousity?

le_girl

Solyad wrote: »

I would call it a theme not "the same". I think you have a nice theme going and it works well (for me)

Thanks. I suppose there's an aesthetic that I'm drawn to a lot, I didn't really think about it too much - just picked my favourites.

John

iggy wrote: »

my 1st kid on the way

What kind of filter did you use on your camera?

(congrats btw)

fluffyVW

Taken in Belvedere Gardens, Mullingar.



A friends lovely dog.

kjt

Love those two shots Fluffy!

fluffyVW

kjt wrote: »

Love those two shots Fluffy!

Thanks so much!!! :D:D

sturgo

kensutz

fluffyVW

Such a cute shot Ken!!!

Pivot_Al

and the beer tasted nice!

kjt

Very long time since I've posted or processed any shots

mehfesto2

sasar wrote: »

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Awesome B&W picture. How did you get it? Did you deliberately underexpose? I've read that's a great way of getting crisp, contrasty B&Ws.

democrates

NORTH1 wrote: »

Point made

I can't figure the point out, but your shot was a total heart-melter, probably more so personally as the girls remind me of my own two 'big' sisters when we were growing up, Christmas was just such a magical and mysterious time and the spirit is well captured there.

Dragan

NORTH1

democrates wrote: »

I can't figure the point out, but your shot was a total heart-melter, probably more so personally as the girls remind me of my own two 'big' sisters when we were growing up, Christmas was just such a magical and mysterious time and the spirit is well captured there.

No sorry, I posted a shot of how hard it is to get four kids two young teens to pose for a shot. Sixteen shots with different frowns and tears.

Anyway I was advised to take it down, by one of the teens.

Thanks for your comments on my first picture.

Brian.

gloobag

The stages of puppy bath time:

Shock:


Denial:


Anger:


Depression:


The acceptance stage didn't seem to happen oddly enough

challengemaster

ThOnda

I was lucky to get few snaps of horses in the morning, thanks to Borderfox. And yes, pictures are straight from the camera, underexposed and white ballance is off too. But this thread is about random pictures, isn't it?

sturgo

AnimalRights

Tonights gig in Doran's

sprinkles

mmalaka

Rhyme

le_girl wrote: »

pictures

http://www.flickr.com/photos/le_girl/

Loving your processing style as well.

How did you achieve the effect on some of the 'Lonely Tree' pictures? This one in particular; http://www.flickr.com/photos/le_girl/3120603541/

Curiosity is getting the better of me.

Thanks.

edit: adding a photograph for the Hell of it.

Shinjuku

Keeping with the doggy theme: