From a recent "Victorian-style" session using FE 50mm f/1.4...
Originally, I uploaded just one version and afterwards, I uploaded a softer and lighter version with muted colors of the same image. Which one do you prefer?
Thanks Jim, I think you're right, just need to bite the bullet on the 35! Nice work in Simi, I bet that's a fun place to wander around with a camera.
Gunzorro wrote:
So many shout-outs to give!
Matthieu -- You're talking about it all the time as you post nice images from its competition (I like the first shot of the door a lot) -- just (re)buy the Loxia 35 already!
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Thanks James, good eye, I'm guessing the blue feet gave it away? Not too many of us from these parts on here!
James Burden wrote:
Nice textures in Wilmington and the Cotton Exchange! Small world...
AGeoJO wrote:
From a recent "Victorian-style" session using FE 50mm f/1.4...
Originally, I uploaded just one version and afterwards, I uploaded a softer and lighter version with muted colors of the same image. Which one do you prefer?
I'm leaning toward the more saturated version, but one that was in between these two might be best -- slight desaturated, and softened would be my choice. Both look good though!
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Matthieu -- Thanks for your kind remarks.
Here are a few more from that jaunt.
a7R, Nikon 24-120/4G, Commlite Pro AF (used manual focusing), LR
Joshua -- You have such a deep goldmine of great images!
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Here's another of my favorite local historic houses in early morning light, Simi Valley, CA.
Original a7R, Nikon 24-120/4G, Commlite Pro AF adapter (lens in manual focus mode), LR CC Classic
Gunzorro wrote:
I'm leaning toward the more saturated version, but one that was in between these two might be best -- slight desaturated, and softened would be my choice. Both look good though!
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Matthieu -- Thanks for your kind remarks.
Here are a few more from that jaunt.
a7R, Nikon 24-120/4G, Commlite Pro AF (used manual focusing), LR
Thank you very much, Jim! I am sorry for the delay in responding to the first post.... And I agree with your suggestion to render something in between.
You have shown the beauty of both your newly, although part time, adapted home area and your existing one - well done!
Last night I indulged my experimental abstract photography side tonight. This series is called "The Road Home". It documents my commute home after work, from downtown Juneau to the valley. They're trippy for sure. And colorful. But this time of year in Juneau, where it's been dark and constantly raining, I need some phantasmagorical colors :-) Gotta love the smooth reflection app. Here's hoping for some clear skies an auroras this weekend to satisfy my color-starved inner photog!
