Some from London

[ScarySquirrel]

Hi all,

I was in London on Sunday meeting some other photographers. Here are some of my shots from the day. Pretty much all with the 5D + 135L

 

[ScarySquirrel]

This is with the 24-70L
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2729/4414725509_ee017de20e_b.jpg

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[ScarySquirrel]

Bugger, wrong forum, this was meant for the General Photo Sharing section

 

[GaryS70]

Great set - is that along the South Bank ? Keep meaning to get along there for a day.

Like these a lot, and also a big fan of the processing on these as well.

Seems as though some of them are links rather than embedded, but do like the 3rd one of those a lot - the building abstract.

Like the escalator shot as well. In fact, they are all pretty cool.

 

[famas]

Amazing set, the pp style is spot on! I cant fault any of them.

 

[panther_87k]

nice set, would like to have seen the guys head in the second one but cant fault anything!

 

[RinsingAgent]

very nice. Care to share the pp used?

 

[OptimusBri]

Love your processing and I think they're all fantastic shots!

 

[Deleted member 25799]

very nice. Care to share the pp used?

This!

And love the series.

 

[Gary.D]

Another vote for what pp used great set!

 

[ScarySquirrel]

Thanks all.

The processing started as a combination of two Photoshop actions, some 'vintage' one that I found on Flickr (Don't know the link any more I'm afraid, it's just called 'Vintage') and the TRA Lux Hard action. I then tweaked them a little, added a few more adjustment layers of my own and voila.

 

[bastic]

#1 for me
like processing as well
135L is amazing lens



Hope nikons one will be as good ;D

 

[Paul Male]

 

[mid_gen]

The 135L looks like a nice street lens...am yet to get a chance to take out my 85 1.8 and give that a whirl.

Nice processing too

 

[ScarySquirrel]

This was the first time I used the 135L in this way, and it was awesome!

 

[RinsingAgent]

Thanks all.

The processing started as a combination of two Photoshop actions, some 'vintage' one that I found on Flickr (Don't know the link any more I'm afraid, it's just called 'Vintage') and the TRA Lux Hard action. I then tweaked them a little, added a few more adjustment layers of my own and voila.

thanks for sharing. Good work