Comments
3
Information
| Section | Subjects: Abstract |
| Views | 1,286 |
| Published | |
| Language |
|
| License |
Embed photo
Include in a comment, a description or a message to show this image.
Link copied...
Click on the link and use the key combination "Ctrl C" [Win] or "Cmd C" [Mac] to copy the link.
Share in Messenger
Insert the following link into the comment field of the desired conversation in Messenger using 'Paste' to send this image in the message.
Link copied...
Click on the link and use the key combination "Ctrl C" [Win] or "Cmd C" [Mac] to copy the link.
John K. Taylor 01/11/2007 23:46
Thanks to all for the comments…Fernando indeed i agree. as a long time B&W film based photographer the switch to digital is interesting. These represent some of my first images taken with a friends 7mp Sony 12x zoom fun but no RAW and so to get what i would have done here with film (B&W, #25 red filter) took some tinkering.
The original colour shoots were very soft, though i believe i did use a polarizer on this one, and so getting to contrast i wanted especially in the sky was a challenge. I used PowerRetouche B&WStudio plugin to get close to a #25 red filter and to get a B&W conversion to a Pan F profile rather than generic greay scale conversion and then tinkered in Ligthroom. I got a great version of Hillside 4 and then lost it!!! and now have only the perfect thumbnail left as i reminder… i'm still trying to get back to that version,hmmm… oh well
Dragos Ion 01/11/2007 10:41
++++Dragomir Vukovic 30/10/2007 1:30
!!!