Gobzy
Veteran Member
First one to me: more "air" and better atmosphere feel. Like a forest place off a dream...
-
Welcome to the new forums! Please read this first. For known issues we are working to resolve, click here.
#359|MONOCHROME THREAD|POST YOURS| *10Nov-12Nov2017*
- Thread starter BostonBoy
- Start date
Gobzy
Veteran Member
Cool documentary shot, Brian. Where is Acoma? I get the feel of a Mexican building, but...
Gobzy
Veteran Member
Nice "plane" shot and great timing as well...
Gobzy
Veteran Member
Brrrrrr... For sure, a strong winter feel here. The sun star gives a "cool" touch to it...
Gobzy
Veteran Member
Nice framing and PP. A timeless pic...
Gobzy
Veteran Member
--
Ray
Peter Del
Veteran Member
What a wonderful place. Lovely images but I prefer the first image and treatment of the second. IMHO.
Peter Del
Peter Del
Some from this afternoon. Glad I brought my camera. Both captured in colour and pp'ed in lightroom.
A bit of background:
What first cought my eye, but can't be seen on these pictures, is that his helmet has some kind of fresh air constuction with a hose coming into the helmet from his back. The helmet has a clear screen (face mask) for cutting and an additional dark visor for welding. It looked almost alien. Those pictures didn't work out as I had hoped. But I like these "sparks" pictures.
A bit of background:
What first cought my eye, but can't be seen on these pictures, is that his helmet has some kind of fresh air constuction with a hose coming into the helmet from his back. The helmet has a clear screen (face mask) for cutting and an additional dark visor for welding. It looked almost alien. Those pictures didn't work out as I had hoped. But I like these "sparks" pictures.
This climbs up to a footbridge over a road. The building behind is Coventry Transport Museum.
Peter Del
Veteran Member
Thanks tt321 and Gobzy for your comments.
Peter Del
Peter Del
LouHolland
Veteran Member
Hi Dreeke,
The second is an outstanding image.
It is complete because the rain or sparkles reaches the whole image from top where welding take place untill where the sparkles are falling on the ground.
A beautiful capture of workmanship, thank you.
BTW the square format does not work here, but outstanding you've took it into consideration to see what works best.
Lou
The second is an outstanding image.
It is complete because the rain or sparkles reaches the whole image from top where welding take place untill where the sparkles are falling on the ground.
A beautiful capture of workmanship, thank you.
BTW the square format does not work here, but outstanding you've took it into consideration to see what works best.
Lou
Some from this afternoon. Glad I brought my camera. Both captured in colour and pp'ed in lightroom.
A bit of background:
What first cought my eye, but can't be seen on these pictures, is that his helmet has some kind of fresh air constuction with a hose coming into the helmet from his back. The helmet has a clear screen (face mask) for cutting and an additional dark visor for welding. It looked almost alien. Those pictures didn't work out as I had hoped. But I like these "sparks" pictures.
Last edited:
TClair
Veteran Member
LouHolland
Veteran Member
Hi Ruud,
Nice to see your work again. I like the still of the first composition, very sophisticated to place that statue just in one of the small window glasses. Also I like the last one with those two sneaky persons. the yellow monochrome is not so my personal taste, but the others Iove.
Lou
Nice to see your work again. I like the still of the first composition, very sophisticated to place that statue just in one of the small window glasses. Also I like the last one with those two sneaky persons. the yellow monochrome is not so my personal taste, but the others Iove.
Lou
Keyboard shortcuts
- f
- Forum