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"Wild Mushroom Risotto" "This Snap Made Explore A Few Days Ago"
Wild Mushroom Risotto-03641 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
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Excellent spot, Roger! You should start planning a book.
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Looks quite menacing!
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Paul.
We met his guy whilst out walking and he seemed very keen to talk. I learned he was from the same town as my mother and in fact lived just a few hundred yards away, they knew some of the same people and may have, probably did maybe, cross paths and meet at some point. Just shows what can happen if you stop and talk to a stranger.
I had a look through some old albums yesterday and there were all sorts of mono pictures, some sepia to various degrees, some B&W with lower contrast and some with higher, all sorts of styles really.
We met his guy whilst out walking and he seemed very keen to talk. I learned he was from the same town as my mother and in fact lived just a few hundred yards away, they knew some of the same people and may have, probably did maybe, cross paths and meet at some point. Just shows what can happen if you stop and talk to a stranger.
I had a look through some old albums yesterday and there were all sorts of mono pictures, some sepia to various degrees, some B&W with lower contrast and some with higher, all sorts of styles really.
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I like a nice Chianti
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You do know it's not me in those pictures? I'm taking themBlimey! You sure you're not one of The Wurzels?
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You do know it's not me in those pictures? I'm taking them
Might have been a self portrait.
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"Walking The Dog" (I know this post is not showing properly, please click on the post title by the red X to view)
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The decaying historic Donkey Bridge at New England Shropshire, It's getting to the point that I'm a little worried about walking across it, there were barriers at one point but someone has removed them. Nikon point and shoot.
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Had a bit of a Black and white hour or so ( dull and over cast) in Kidderminster
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I like the humour in this photograph
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Two very nice candid street style captures Roger, liking both of these very much with #2 being my fav'.
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The sky was fairly bright causing quite a contrast, the camera really struggles in this sort of scene , I've toned it down a little but TP seems to make this worse than if I'm viewing it direct on my own PC I'm guessing it adds a bit more compression.
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St Marys church again ( they all seem to share the same name local to me) this time at Strottesdon. Nikon point and shoot
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I thought this might make a B&W conversion.
It was taken on a miserable day with my Canon 300D at 28mm, f13, ISO 1,600.
It wasn't until later that I realised that my then GF had a very similar picture framed and on the wall outside the bathroom. That picture was taken by someone famous but I can't remember who.
My picture had quite a few people in it but I've roughly removed them.
This is a cleaner version.
The second one was done in Nik Silver efex, the first was done in that and then ran through analogue efex. Which is the best?
It was taken on a miserable day with my Canon 300D at 28mm, f13, ISO 1,600.
It wasn't until later that I realised that my then GF had a very similar picture framed and on the wall outside the bathroom. That picture was taken by someone famous but I can't remember who.
My picture had quite a few people in it but I've roughly removed them.
This is a cleaner version.
The second one was done in Nik Silver efex, the first was done in that and then ran through analogue efex. Which is the best?
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I prefer the second, cleaner, treatment. The gothic scene can easily support the grain and darker treatment, but it does look like a little too forced, to me. Lovely composition.