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DSC02285 by artistwithlight, on Flickr


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voigt 90mm

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Minolta MD 3.5/35-70 macro, Nex-5n


schnee von Roseblood 11 auf Flickr

Sigma 2,8/24 Super Wide II, Nex-5n

roseblood11 wrote:
Minolta MD 3.5/35-70 macro, Nex-5n
Sigma 2,8/24 Super Wide II, Nex-5n
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my first ever moonshine pics, i am not totally happy with them

The last one is really nice, but I might be tempted to fiddle a bit with the colours, until the snow was more white and the sky more blue, if possible.

here is the raw, looking forward to your interpretation :-)

All with Nex-5n &...

Minolta MC Rokkor 1.4/58

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Unbenannt von Roseblood 11 auf Flickr


Sigma 2,8/24 Super Wide II

Unbenannt von Roseblood 11 auf Flickr


Unbenannt von Roseblood 11 auf Flickr


Unbenannt von Roseblood 11 auf Flickr

Minolta MC Rokkor-PG 1.4/50

Unbenannt von Roseblood 11 auf Flickr

Sigma 2,8/30

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Minolta MC Rokkor-PG 1.4/50

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Phillip Reeve wrote:
here is the raw, looking forward to your interpretation :-)

Rush job, but I mean something like this. Higher contrast, darker shadows, purer colours, to invoke the feeling of night.

Phillip Reeve wrote:
[my first ever moonshine pics, i am not totally happy with them


The obvious answer is to drink more moonshine.

I like them, but I think Carsten has a point and I like his edit. I'd cool it down a little further, as I like more blue in moonlit shots.

NEX 7 / Summaron 35

-Jim

Beautiful shots from Taran and Roseblood. Also Philip's, but I also agree with Carstenw and his cooler edit.

Some frosty foggy night-time shots from the Canon FDn 35/2 (of course!):


Marina Power Station, Cork, Ireland by specularist, on Flickr


The Marina, Cork, Ireland by specularist, on Flickr


Lower Glanmire Road, Cork, Ireland by specularist, on Flickr

Jim: Love the second one with the pony

Alan: That's some great night work, especially the last shot.

carstenw wrote:
Phillip Reeve wrote:
here is the raw, looking forward to your interpretation :-)

Rush job, but I mean something like this. Higher contrast, darker shadows, purer colours, to invoke the feeling of night.


can never pass up the chance to see how my processing compares to other peoples with the same starting point. here's my version:

here is a portrait with the 40 cron at f/2.8:



... with the subject of the portrait cropped out.

the image definitely benefits from a different WB, thanks for the suggestion!
My new version:

A splendid picture, Phillip! Congrats!

My version! Actually I like it uncropped for the perspective. Just for fun

sebboh wrote:
p.s. carsten – what happened to the color on the bottom of your version?

I desaturated it. I was trying to reach something like what I see when I am outside at night (and the orange-light-pollution has been removed), which is that I sense the blue in the sky, but my eyes-brain neutralize any colour cast of the snow. In your version, there is quite a lot of blue on the snow, which leans more towards what a camera would see (again, neutralising the orange cast), I think.

Hmm, my version looks very dark on my monitor at work. I wonder if the additional light in the environment, and the sRGB gamut (my home monitor has 98% Adobe RGB) hurt it here?

philber wrote:
A splendid picture, Phillip! Congrats!
thanks

Personally i am not that happy with it, composition is a bit chaotic and image quality not up to my usual standards.
The main reason for that are the bad shooting-conditions, with the g28 i could see a little bit on the display, focusing was tough.
With the CV15 i could see absolutely nothing on the display so i had to guess focusing and composition.
Next time i will bring a flashlight for focusing.

Sneaky Dee's by Mawz, on Flickr

NEX-7, ZA E 24/1.8