BobBCN 52 Challenge 2019 - Weeks 48/49
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Hi Bob
Entrance - I like the way you included part of the bike in the foreground, so you have that and the shop in focus and everything else rushing through
Young - Very good, took me a minute. I was thinking why are they stood in shoes, bit weird and then it clicked
Food - I like how they fade into the bg. I guess they are the different colours, so you get the lighter shades?
Entrance - I like the way you included part of the bike in the foreground, so you have that and the shop in focus and everything else rushing through
Young - Very good, took me a minute. I was thinking why are they stood in shoes, bit weird and then it clicked
Food - I like how they fade into the bg. I guess they are the different colours, so you get the lighter shades?
Thanks Dave
It just looked a bit crappy in color tbh. And yes YOUNG is scary and a little weird!!
Cheers Allan
Thanks Gareth.
Thank you Mark
Yes, perhaps it's a bit crammed into the frame. Point taken. Thanks Stan
Thanks for stopping by, Georgina.
Definitely weird for my young/shoehorn!! And the pasta was green, orange and 'normal' - hence the fading ..
It just looked a bit crappy in color tbh. And yes YOUNG is scary and a little weird!!
Cheers Allan
Great image Bob!
I love the processing, and the DoF works very well....the 'colours' are balanced perfectly.
Nice work Bob!
I love the processing, and the DoF works very well....the 'colours' are balanced perfectly.
Nice work Bob!
Thank you Mark
Yes, perhaps it's a bit crammed into the frame. Point taken. Thanks Stan
Hi Bob
Entrance - I like the way you included part of the bike in the foreground, so you have that and the shop in focus and everything else rushing through
Young - Very good, took me a minute. I was thinking why are they stood in shoes, bit weird and then it clicked
Food - I like how they fade into the bg. I guess they are the different colours, so you get the lighter shades?
Entrance - I like the way you included part of the bike in the foreground, so you have that and the shop in focus and everything else rushing through
Young - Very good, took me a minute. I was thinking why are they stood in shoes, bit weird and then it clicked
Food - I like how they fade into the bg. I guess they are the different colours, so you get the lighter shades?
Definitely weird for my young/shoehorn!! And the pasta was green, orange and 'normal' - hence the fading ..
TP52 (2019) Week 14 - SMOOTH
Calibrated hubs, axles, cogs and bearings, and a drop of sewing machine oil …. all you need for a SMOOTH ride!
This is a macro shot and, apart from resizing, my SOOC entry, too.
14.SMOOTH by Bob Newsome Photography, on Flickr
Calibrated hubs, axles, cogs and bearings, and a drop of sewing machine oil …. all you need for a SMOOTH ride!
This is a macro shot and, apart from resizing, my SOOC entry, too.
Hi Bob,
Entrance - Sorry, doesn't really work for me. Nothing I can really pout my finger on other than how busy it is.
Young - chuckle. I like this. The bright toy dolls sitting in slippers (I think) like that is exactly the sort of thing I would have found around the house some years ago
Food - Clever - I didn't realise Pasta when I was tick off the spreadsheet, but I can see it is now. Liking the fade out to the background and the positioning / set up.
Smooth - Miniature engineering, I likes it. The colour works well with the shallow DoF.
Entrance - Sorry, doesn't really work for me. Nothing I can really pout my finger on other than how busy it is.
Young - chuckle. I like this. The bright toy dolls sitting in slippers (I think) like that is exactly the sort of thing I would have found around the house some years ago
Food - Clever - I didn't realise Pasta when I was tick off the spreadsheet, but I can see it is now. Liking the fade out to the background and the positioning / set up.
Smooth - Miniature engineering, I likes it. The colour works well with the shallow DoF.
Yeah, it just about fits!! Cheers Dave.
Thanks Jim.
Thanks Mark.
Cheers Allan.
Thanks Lee. The fuller view may appear at a later stage in the challenge. But it's just a rear axle …..
Thanks for the comments Tim.
Could have been for sure. Cheers Ian
Thanks Gareth!
Thanks Dominic. As I said, just a rear axle on a Scalextric model.
Thanks Carl.
Cheers!!
Yes, it doesn't actually look that smooth, but it runs smoothly!! Thanks Pete
Thanks Jim.
Thanks Mark.
Cheers Allan.
Thanks Lee. The fuller view may appear at a later stage in the challenge. But it's just a rear axle …..
Hi Bob,
Entrance - Sorry, doesn't really work for me. Nothing I can really pout my finger on other than how busy it is.
Young - chuckle. I like this. The bright toy dolls sitting in slippers (I think) like that is exactly the sort of thing I would have found around the house some years ago
Food - Clever - I didn't realise Pasta when I was tick off the spreadsheet, but I can see it is now. Liking the fade out to the background and the positioning / set up.
Smooth - Miniature engineering, I likes it. The colour works well with the shallow DoF.
Entrance - Sorry, doesn't really work for me. Nothing I can really pout my finger on other than how busy it is.
Young - chuckle. I like this. The bright toy dolls sitting in slippers (I think) like that is exactly the sort of thing I would have found around the house some years ago
Food - Clever - I didn't realise Pasta when I was tick off the spreadsheet, but I can see it is now. Liking the fade out to the background and the positioning / set up.
Smooth - Miniature engineering, I likes it. The colour works well with the shallow DoF.
Could have been for sure. Cheers Ian
What a great macro image Bob....very creative....superb!
As Lee says, the warm colours and tones work very well.
DoF is perfect and the crop is spot on.
The more I look at this image, the more I like it....one might say it really 'meshes' with me!!
Great work Bob!
As Lee says, the warm colours and tones work very well.
DoF is perfect and the crop is spot on.
The more I look at this image, the more I like it....one might say it really 'meshes' with me!!
Great work Bob!
Thanks Dominic. As I said, just a rear axle on a Scalextric model.
Thanks Carl.
Cheers!!
Yes, it doesn't actually look that smooth, but it runs smoothly!! Thanks Pete
Distant - good clean shot, what an empty platform.
Cold - that looks cold and wet, great staging you had me fooled too.
waiting - the first one really shows a lot of waiting but I too like the 3rd one the most.
Rough - interesting take on the theme the edges do appear rough I am sure they feel rough enough for a blind person to distinguish them from a smooth edged coin.
object - your patience paid off again, that is a great capture.
Wet - took me a while to work it out but now that I see it its really clever.
Free - - My mum said that too.
Entrance - doesn't really show off the entrance but I like the sense of the motion.
Young - nice shoe horn
food - works well, I expect it would have worked in colour too.
Smooth - nice close up, i am sure it does run smoothly
Cold - that looks cold and wet, great staging you had me fooled too.
waiting - the first one really shows a lot of waiting but I too like the 3rd one the most.
Rough - interesting take on the theme the edges do appear rough I am sure they feel rough enough for a blind person to distinguish them from a smooth edged coin.
object - your patience paid off again, that is a great capture.
Wet - took me a while to work it out but now that I see it its really clever.
Free - - My mum said that too.
Entrance - doesn't really show off the entrance but I like the sense of the motion.
Young - nice shoe horn
food - works well, I expect it would have worked in colour too.
Smooth - nice close up, i am sure it does run smoothly
TP52 (2019) Week 15 - ABOVE
I must admit that this theme didn't really inspire me - maybe I should have looked harder for some churches!!
But anyway, after having craned my neck in search of high-up things, I came across this … er …. crane!! Well, a number of them actually, but this was my favourite!!
So just to get the theme out of the way, and let's see what this week throws up.
As a side note, the builders thought I was from the council because they had had problems getting permission to erect their cranes because they are quite close, and they assumed I was taking photos to prove how dangerously close they were to each other. When I told them the real reason they were a little bemused to say the least. They also told me that in reality these cranes were midgets compared to the ones in Shanghai and Dubai. Who was I to argue? They obviously know their stuff.
15.ABOVE by Bob Newsome Photography, on Flickr
I must admit that this theme didn't really inspire me - maybe I should have looked harder for some churches!!
But anyway, after having craned my neck in search of high-up things, I came across this … er …. crane!! Well, a number of them actually, but this was my favourite!!
So just to get the theme out of the way, and let's see what this week throws up.
As a side note, the builders thought I was from the council because they had had problems getting permission to erect their cranes because they are quite close, and they assumed I was taking photos to prove how dangerously close they were to each other. When I told them the real reason they were a little bemused to say the least. They also told me that in reality these cranes were midgets compared to the ones in Shanghai and Dubai. Who was I to argue? They obviously know their stuff.
I do like this image Bob!
Such detail and the composition works well...the lines are great!
I'm assuming that this thing is pretty tall (I suppose that goes without saying) so the detail you have is superb, and I like how you've chosen to photograph the top section, rather than the whole thing.
A great story to go with it too.
Such detail and the composition works well...the lines are great!
I'm assuming that this thing is pretty tall (I suppose that goes without saying) so the detail you have is superb, and I like how you've chosen to photograph the top section, rather than the whole thing.
A great story to go with it too.
Hi Bob, apologies for not hopping in before, I've had a good look back, you've had some super ideas for the themes.
ENTRANCE You've captured the movement perfectly it turns an ordinary view into something really eye catching.
YOUNG The figures are bright and cheery, there's been a few boxes of those here over the years with the grandaughters.
FOOD Who would have thought a pasta spiral could look so interesting, I like the choice of the b&w, very effective.
SMOOTH This ones my favourite, I love macro, it shows so much detail, then lots of lovely blur around the edges, nice colour tones too.
ABOVE I really like it, there's something fascinating about seeing cranes high up against the skyline, I've taken loads of photos of them, I wouldn't fancy being a crane driver I'm not that keen on heights!
ENTRANCE You've captured the movement perfectly it turns an ordinary view into something really eye catching.
YOUNG The figures are bright and cheery, there's been a few boxes of those here over the years with the grandaughters.
FOOD Who would have thought a pasta spiral could look so interesting, I like the choice of the b&w, very effective.
SMOOTH This ones my favourite, I love macro, it shows so much detail, then lots of lovely blur around the edges, nice colour tones too.
ABOVE I really like it, there's something fascinating about seeing cranes high up against the skyline, I've taken loads of photos of them, I wouldn't fancy being a crane driver I'm not that keen on heights!
TP52 (2019) Week 16 - HOT
I was a bit stumped this week, so this will have to do. Roll on Thursday!!
I know perhaps the background (two rolls of black insulating tape) may distract, but there you go. No time for a reshoot!
16.HOT by Bob Newsome Photography, on Flickr
I was a bit stumped this week, so this will have to do. Roll on Thursday!!
I know perhaps the background (two rolls of black insulating tape) may distract, but there you go. No time for a reshoot!
I do like this image Bob!
Such detail and the composition works well...the lines are great!
I'm assuming that this thing is pretty tall (I suppose that goes without saying) so the detail you have is superb, and I like how you've chosen to photograph the top section, rather than the whole thing.
A great story to go with it too.
Such detail and the composition works well...the lines are great!
I'm assuming that this thing is pretty tall (I suppose that goes without saying) so the detail you have is superb, and I like how you've chosen to photograph the top section, rather than the whole thing.
A great story to go with it too.
Cheers Allan
Thank you Dave
Yes, I think I may have dropped the saturation in the camera settings. Must check! Cheers Stan.
Thanks Dominic
Thanks for dropping by Susie. Your comments are appreciated!
Thanks Lee!
I do like a crane pic - nice one
It is indeed. Spot on Joan
Thanks Lee. I love this comment!!!
Yes I tried for the wisp of smoke. It would have been flat without it. Cheers
Thank you Ian!
Hi Bob,
That's not a 'that'll do shot', that is an excellent shot. Nice low key look. A cracking interpretation of the theme too. Nice one
That's not a 'that'll do shot', that is an excellent shot. Nice low key look. A cracking interpretation of the theme too. Nice one
Jolly inventive Bob!
I've been messing with my soldering iron too lately....why didn't I think of that?!
Great concept, and well executed!
The low key look works very well, and that wisp of solder vapour is perfect!
Nice work Bob!
I've been messing with my soldering iron too lately....why didn't I think of that?!
Great concept, and well executed!
The low key look works very well, and that wisp of solder vapour is perfect!
Nice work Bob!
Thank you Ian!
