Mini Competition #117

[ScoutR]

Mini Competition #117

Here's how it works ...

- You good folks post images in the thread (please change your post title to a name for your picture)

- When we get 10 images we will attach a voting poll

- After 3 days the poll closes and the winner is declared!

- If you would especially like some critique after the competition poll closes, please make it known in the post

Too easy eh?

Limit of 1 image per post, and 2 image posts per person.

If there are already 10 in the current comp, please start a new thread in this forum

Cheers,

[ScoutR]

Panasonic Lumix G1: 14-45mm: 1/20s: f8: ISO 200: 45mm

Wendy

[Big Pix]

[arith]

Adapted Orton

Layer 1 Screen 100% alpha
Layer 2 Screen 100% alpha
Layer 3 Gauss 32 pixels Multiply 100% alpha
Layer 4 Pin Light 100% alpha
Layer 5 Normal 40% alpha

Topaz sharpened using Bold preset + messing with light to get that dark badly lit old feeling.

1/6 sec monopod with stability on and that is much more than I usually say.



This is about as abstract as I get but if you can think of a better way of doing it, please say.

[carregwen]

This is about as abstract as I get but if you can think of a better way of doing it, please say.

It looks very good indeed to me. Nice one, Steve.

[arith]

Cheers Rob.

[Clactonian]

Nice to know I'm not the only one living in a time warp.
That's an interesting workflow Steve with a good result.

[arith]

Cor, I never expected that. Cheers. That is only the main points.

[Clactonian]

D2Xs, Nikkor 24-85

[ldunnvt]

[Dave Humphries]

+ messing with light to get that dark badly lit old feeling.



This is about as abstract as I get but if you can think of a better way of doing it, please say.

Very nice picture Steve,

the 'messing about' worked a treat

Reminds me of my gran's place in Putney where I was taken as a kid about 45+ years ago, it was terribly old fashioned then of course.

Cheers,

[Peter Ryan]

[arith]

Cheers Dave, it reminds me of when I was a kid and my gran had a kitchen with a fire and racks and rollers that squeeze the water out of clothes. I can remember the excitement when she got her first electric rollers which I quickly dampened by getting my arm stuck in it. The front room of my dads dad looked like this and even had a piano, but I mostly stayed with my mums dad who had a telly.

[RonH]

[Gerry]

I never quite remember how to post these things. Perhaps Dave will come along and enlarge this for me!

[Jandiep]

[Stinky]

Here is #10. Photo shot in Entebbe, Uganda.

[Donald]

That's 10. Carry on the journey here